If you are tired of seeking happiness and not finding it, how about learning to create it yourself? Buddha’s extraordinary teachings on karma are designed to help us do precisely that – create the happiness we long for. Through understanding the relationship between our actions and our experiences, the essence of karma, we will gain a revolutionary insight into why we experience things in the way that we do, and thus how we can profoundly change our experience for the better.

In this weekend retreat, through talks, guided meditations and discussions, Gen Kelsang Chogyop will guide us into a deep and practical understanding of Buddha’s teachings on karma. She will highlight how we can immediately apply these insights so that they give us a new, optimistic and joyful perspective on our life.

To Register: Please register upon arrival as pre-registration has now closed. Walk-ins welcome!

Cost: Whole Weekend: $45 ($40 for students, seniors 62+, unemployed, and early registration by Mar 11th).

Saturday only: $35 ($30 for students, seniors 62+, unemployed, and early registration by Mar 11th).

Free for Supporter and Benefactor level members. Includes Saturday lunch.

Schedule: Saturday:

10-11am

11:45am - 12:45pm

Lunch is served

2-3pm

3:30pm  WFJ with offerings

Sunday:

10:30-11:45am (combined with Meditations for Modern Life class taught by Gen Chogyop)

1:30-2:30

3:00- 4:15pm (Q&A for last 15 minutes)

About the Teacher: Gen Kelsang Chogyop

Gen Chogyop is the Resident Teacher at Menlha Kadampa Buddhist Center in Lambertville, NJ. Gen Chogyop has been studying and teaching Kadampa Buddhism for more than 20 years, and is known for her warm heart, practical teachings and sincere practice of Dharma. She provides an inspiring example of a modern Buddhist practitioner. Through emphasizing the Bodhisattva’s way of life, she encourages all the students at the center to bring their practice of Buddha’s teachings into their daily lives, bringing joy to as many people as possible.