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Saturdays | 1:30-2:30pm | October 17 - Nov 7
Whether it’s everyday stress, sadness, or even anger, our suffering can be transformed into inner strength, love, and joy. The first step is understanding its source. In this series, we’ll explore Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths. The Four Noble Truths are the essence of Buddhist thought and gives us a clear, precise way to understand our life and how to move forward in it. Through teachings and meditation, we’ll discover that suffering comes not from external conditions, but from our own mind. Recognizing this opens the door to transforming our experience and uncovering a more lasting, genuine happiness. Everybody Welcome.
Oct 17 - What we should know
Oct 24 - What we should abandon
Oct 31 - What we should attain
Nov 7 - What we should practice

When Seth walked into the storefront Kadampa Buddhist Center in Atlanta in 2006, he
just wanted to find stress relief. He’s been studying and practicing, the path to
enlightenment ever since. A retired electronics engineer, he recently moved from
Atlanta to Old Fort, NC where he lives with his partner Sue.

Sue first found Meditation and Modern Buddhism in 2009 in Atlanta, GA when she wandered into the World Peace Café. She attended classes at Kadampa Meditation Center GA, studied on their Foundation Program and Teacher Training program which brought her depth of understanding to a deeper level. Sue also volunteered in various capacities. Upon retirement from her career in healthcare, Sue relocated to Western, NC, where she enjoys gardening, and creating a peaceful place for birds, bees, butterflies and any other critters that come around. She is also the author of a picture book ‘Gus’s Fortunate Misfortune”, and she has 3 adult children, 3 Grandchildren and lives with her partner in Old Fort, NC.
Je Tsongkhapa Kadampa Meditation Center
1070 Tunnel Road, Bldg 2, Unit 20
Asheville, NC 28805
epc@meditationinasheville.org
(828) 668-2241
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