The Buddhist Way of Growing Stronger Through Our Pain

The Buddhist Way of Growing Stronger Through Our Pain:
A Public Talk with Kadam Bridget Heyes at New Gate Theatre

This is a rare and precious chance to receive teachings from visiting teacher and National Spiritual Director of Ireland and the UK, Kadam Bridget Heyes. Known for her profound humility and wisdom, she presents Buddha's teachings in a very relatable and practical way which comes from her many years of practising Buddhism.

Everyone is welcome. This event is suitable for everyone, Buddhist and Non Buddhist. No special clothes are required and seating is provided in chairs.
Book here: Public Talk with Kadam Bridget Heyes

About the Talk
In life, it is impossible for anyone to avoid mental and physical pain and suffering. From slight irritations and restlessness within our body and mind to the lived experience of chronic turmoil and torment. The reality is we cannot hide from pain, loss, sickness or death. It can’t be argued with. Despite its inevitability, our normal response is to recoil from pain. We fear it and reject it.

Fearing pain is often our response as we don’t know how to deal with it.
Within Buddhism, there are many methods to manage and deal with pain. In fact, experienced practitioners welcome pain. They face it and discover meaning within it. Ultimately they transform it to develop deep spiritual insights and attainments, They use it to grow and become mentally stronger, not in spite of pain, but because of it.