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Saturdays, June 13th, 20th, & 27th, from 5-6pm.

Our three week Learn to Meditate course provides a complete introduction on how to meditate, taught by an experienced instructor at our well-equipped meditation centre.

Mindfulness meditation provides many benefits – it develops the qualities of stability, clarity and strength of mind. It allows us to live more mindfully and so improves confidence and concentration, and enables us to handle stress better. The Learn to Meditate course will provide tools and practical advice for developing your own mindfulness meditation practice.
Each of the three classes will involve guided meditation instruction, meditation practice, mindful activities and discussion. The course is interactive and communal – we aim to create a learning environment where the instructions become experiential and directly relevant.
This class is the first class in a 3 part series, to introduce the 3 main elements of the meditation practice technique as taught in the Shambhala tradition.
Part 1- Body; Connecting to the body and the posture of meditation
Part 2- Breath; Synchronizing with breath, the object of meditation
Part 3- Mind; Relating with thoughts, and developing awareness in the present moment.
In each of the 3 evenings, a complete meditation instruction will be offered amplifying one of these 3 steps, in order to deepen our personal experience with each aspect and have the chance to ask questions.

The instructor, Jamie, has been a meditation practitioner for over 30 years, and a Shambhala (certified) meditation instructor since 2005. He has lived in Thailand for over 19 years, where he runs an export business selling meditation and yoga products. He has two sons, and in his spare time he enjoys cycling, yoga, and dancing.

No previous attendance or registration is required to attend. Suggested Donation range: 300 - 500 Baht per class. The Bangkok Shambhala Center (which is a Thai non-profit Association) remains open because of the ongoing generosity of our members and program participants. Contributions can be made in cash at the class, or by bank transfer to our account.
Shambhala Mandala Association
Bangkok Bank
Account #: 118-327-3182

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