Meditation: public talk and weekend course

We are pleased to announce that Michael Fuchs, a Buddhist teacher from Germany, will be visiting Hong Kong later this month and giving a series of talks about Meditation over 3 days. Starting with a public talk “Introduction to Meditation” on the evening of Friday 27th August, we will have the fantastic opportunity to go deeper into this central topic in Buddhism over a full weekend meditation course. The full program can be found below.

In Buddhism, meditation means “effortlessly remaining in what is.” This state may be brought about by calming and holding the mind, by realizing compassion and wisdom, or by working with the body’s energy channels and meditating on Buddha forms of light and energy. The most effective methods are the constant identification with one’s own potential to be a Buddha and experiencing the richness of every situation in life; both of which are taught in the Diamond Way. When one understand that the seer, what is seen, and the act of seeing are not separate from each other, the goal has been reached.

Introduction to Meditation – opening lecture on Friday 27 August, 7pm
Location: Amico Studio, 2F, 167-169 Hennessy Rd, Wanchai, HK Island *

Meditation course – full day program (two lectures) on Saturday 28 August from 10am, and
Meditation course – full day program (two lectures) on Sunday 29 August from 10am
Location: Unit A, 2F, Regency Centre, 39 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang (near Aberdeen), HK Island **

The cost for attending the lectures will be HK$70 or HK$40 for concessions.

This will be a fantastic opportunity to explore this central topic in Buddhism, participate in guided meditations and ask any questions you may have. The course is suitable for those new to Buddhism as well as those who have started practicing meditation already.

Look forward to seeing you there!

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* Amico Studio is conveniently located in Wan Chai. Please take MTR exit A2 at Wan Chai station.

** The Regency Centre has two entrances: the main entrance is on Wong Chuk Hang Road and the other entrance is via the loading bay at the back entrance on Yip Kan Street (it is easier for taxis to drop you off at the loading bay entrance as there are double yellow lines at the front of the building). Buses from central include the 75 and 90 (both from Exchange Square bus terminal). There are many other buses and minibuses that drive along Wong Chuk Hang Road (e.g. from Stanley, Causeway Bay, Pokfulam, etc). Guest parking is also available via the loading bay entrance.