Fri eve meditation ~ Don't React, Respond: A Buddhist Approach to Conflict
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Fri eve meditation ~ Don't React, Respond: A Buddhist Approach to Conflict

By Heruka Kadampa Meditation Centre

Overview

Explore how Buddhist teachings offer a fresh and transformative approach to dealing with conflict

Why do conflicts arise — and how can we respond wisely?

Whether in our personal relationships, at work, or in the wider world, conflict is an unavoidable part of life. But it doesn’t have to lead to anger, resentment, or division.

In this session, Kadam John McBretney will share how Buddhist teachings offer a fresh and transformative approach to dealing with conflict — both within ourselves and with others. Through meditation and practical insights, learn how to stay calm, communicate with clarity, and respond with compassion rather than react with hostility.

Discover how inner peace leads to outer harmony.

You will:

  • Learn practical meditation techniques to stay calm during conflict
  • Understand how mindfulness helps shift from reactive emotions to thoughtful responses
  • Cultivate compassion and clear communication to transform difficult interactions

Kadam John is the Resident Teacher of Heruka Kadampa Meditation Centre. He has over 30 year's of experience in Kadampa Buddhism. He is a joyful and inspiring teacher. Known for his practical advice and compassionate clarity, he makes profound Buddhist teachings accessible and relevant to modern London life.

Schedule

  • Registration - 7pm - 7.30pm
  • Teaching and practice - 7.30pm - 8.45pm
  • Refreshments and discussion - from 8.45pm

£10 per session

Category: Health, Mental health

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Highlights

  • 3 days 1 hour
  • In person
  • Free parking
  • Doors at 19.10

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

Heruka Kadampa Meditation Centre

13 Woodstock Road

London NW11 8ES United Kingdom

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Nov 4 · 19:30 GMT