Buddhist Compassion: Caring for Ourselves and Others
With Karuna Cayton
5 Tuesdays May 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31st, 6:30pm-8:00pm
How to Attend:
This class will be in-person and online (Karuna will be teaching online from home).
In person: 2791 24th Street Room 14, Sacramento CA 95818 (upstairs, parking lot in back)
Be sure to follow the Diamond Light COVID-Protocols: We are still requiring masks, and please stay home and join online if you are sick!
Join live online with Zoom: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/2247358115
(Meeting ID: 224 735 8115)
Class Description:
The Buddhist theory and practice of compassion is unique and inspiring. Compassion is seen as both the antidote to other’s problems as well as the direct antidote to one’s own struggles. It’s a win-win: good for others and oneself. In this class we will not only look at the buddhist presentation of compassion but also how it is applicable to your everyday life in today’s world. These days it seems problems have become extraordinary – worldwide pandemic, political divisiveness, economic uncertainty, climate change – is compassion the extraordinary solution to these complex problems? Let’s explore.
Cost:
Suggested donation of $10-$20 per class to cover the cost of the class and support the teacher. No one turned away for lack of funds. You can give online: https://www.diamondlightsac.org/donate/ or through our business page on Venmo (@diamondlight)
For more info: http://www.diamondlightsac.org or email diamondlight.sac@gmail.com
About Karuna:
