Lecture 'Using Buddhist Methods to Transform Disturbing Emotions'

Carlinde Kallianiotis has been practicing Diamond Way Buddhism and a student of Lama Ole Nydahl since 2004. Originally from the Netherlands, Carlinde was an active member of the Amsterdam Sangha and has also lived in the Copenhagen Buddhist Center. Now living in Connecticut with her husband and daughter she supports Diamond Way activity across the US and is closely involved in running and organizing events at the Northeast Retreat Center. Carlinde has a degree in international management and conflict resolution and is an experienced mediator. She is the CEO and co-owner of a leadership communication training company. Following Lama Ole’s request she shares her experiences and teaches Diamond Way Buddhism.

Although we may have good intentions, the main disturbing emotions – anger, pride, jealousy, attachment, and confusion – or their various mixtures, very often hijack our thoughts, words, and actions. What does Buddhism have to offer us in the way of different perspectives and useful tools in this area?

The lecture will end with a Q&A followed by a short guided meditation