Description
What’s Wrong with Being Right? Half Day Workshop Sat 14th Nov, 10am to 1pm
Has needing to be right ever truly made you happy? In this half day course, you’ll begin to understand that the compulsive need to be right is an unhelpful habit of mind that increases anxiety and damages your relationships. Although it can make you feel good momentarily, it never brings the deep happiness and contentment you wish for. Using Buddhist instructions and meditation you’ll discover how to access the peace of mind that gives you true happiness.
About the Workshop
We spend immense energy trying to win arguments and defend our opinions. But ask yourself: Has needing to be right ever truly made you happy?
Using timeless Buddhist wisdom, you’ll begin to understand that the compulsive need to be right is an unhelpful habit of mind that breeds anxiety and fractures relationships. True peace does not come from forcing others to agree with you or being perfect. It comes from the profound freedom of a flexible, spacious, happy mind.
This practical meditation course will help you trade the heavy burden of correctness or perfectionism for the effortless joy of inner calm.
You’ll learn how to
- Release the exhausting urge to defend your views
- Transform daily friction into harmonious, stress-free relationships
- Unlock an inner stillness that remains completely unshakeable
The format
IN-PERSON
Online – Live Streamed Only ( Members only option )
The teachers
Anne Lamerton studies under the guidance of Gen Lekma in our Teaching Training Programme. She has been a teacher with Kadampa for many years, and has taught regular classes and courses both in Southampton, Wickham and Winchester. She also currently works with the marketing team in the Southampton centre.
When is it?
Saturday 14th Nov
10am-1pm
Venue
At our centre in Southampton – see directions here Directions to KMC Southampton
Fee
£25