Creating Happy Habits: A Fresh Start for the New Year

Creating Happy Habits: A Fresh Start for the New Year
A Buddhist Perspective on Lasting Inner Peace
With Visiting Teacher Kadam Michelle
Monday, January 12th, 7pm-8pm
Diversity Thrift Classroom, 1407 Sherwood Ave., Richmond, VA 23220

The beginning of a new year is a powerful time to reflect, reset, and set meaningful intentions for the months ahead. Rather than focusing on external resolutions, this special public talk invites us to explore the inner habits that create genuine, lasting happiness. In this inspiring talk, Kadam Michelle, the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Center DC will share practical wisdom from Buddha’s teachings on how small shifts in the way we think can lead to big changes in how we experience our lives.

Suitable for everyone, this talk requires no prior experience with meditation or Buddhism. It offers simple reflections and practical tools to help you begin the new year with clarity, positivity, and a fresh inner direction.

Registration
General: $10 | Financial Hardship: $5
To pre-register and learn more about this event click here

About the Visiting Teacher
Kadam Michelle Gauthier is the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Center Washington DC and has been a disciple of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso for more than 30 years. Before coming to Washington DC she served as the Second Teacher, at the IKRC Grand Canyon in Williams, AZ and as Resident Teacher at KMC Tampa Bay, KMC South Carolina, KMC Phoenix, and Dharmachakra Center in Palm Springs, CA. She is an inspiring example of Modern Buddhism in practice. She presents Buddha’s teachings with beautiful clarity, warmth and sincerity, skillfully guiding people from all walks of life to find inner peace and lasting happiness.