About Event:
Join Venerable Losang Gendun to explore the transformative power of warm-heartedness as a foundation for genuine well-being in this public talk.
Venerable Gendun will illuminate how kindness and compassion can be clear-eyed, grounded tools—both for spiritual development and robust engagement with a complex world. Drawing on the Mahayana Buddhist tradition, which reveals how our minds contain extraordinary qualities that guide us toward inner and social freedom, Venerable Gendun will share practical methods for nurturing these essential qualities. These accessible techniques can be integrated into daily life, whether navigating workplace stress, family relationships, or inner struggles.
Everyone is welcome, regardless of background or familiarity with Buddhism. Whether you're curious about meditation, seeking greater peace of mind, or looking to deepen existing practice, this talk offers valuable guidance.
No prior knowledge required.
About our Teacher:
Venerable Losang Gendun has spent nearly four decades in Buddhist practice, living as a fully ordained Bhikshu in the Tibetan tradition for the past twenty years. His training
spans ten years of monastic study across France, India, Nepal, and Myanmar, and more
than four years in solitary retreat in both Tibetan and Burmese Theravāda traditions.
For the past eighteen years he has taught Buddhist philosophy, psychology, and
meditation worldwide within the FPMT, serving the vision of H.H. the Dalai Lama and
Lama Zopa Rinpoche. In 2023 he founded The Buddha Project, offering long-term
guidance for serious meditators and fostering dialogue between Buddhist traditions,
contemplative science, and the arts. Its core program is the four-year FPMT In-Depth
Meditation Training.
Registration and Donations
This public talk is open to everyone. If you wish to make a donation, you can do so when registering for the talk. We kindly request that everyone registers, as it helps us prepare the Gompa.
This public talk will be available to attend in person and online.
You are warmly invited to enjoy a delicious vegetarian dinner at the Big Love Café at 5 pm, before the talk. Please book at least 24 hours in advance.