Classes & Lectures
Compassionate Boundaries: Caring for Ourselves and Others
About Compassionate Boundaries: Caring for Ourselves and Others
It’s easy to think that being kind and compassionate means that we have to be available to everyone, 24/7, and do whatever it is they ask of us. We feel guilty about saying “no” or valuing our own needs. As a result, instead of feeling open and compassionate, we end up feeling resentful, stressed, and burned out. Is this really the meaning of compassion? How can we set boundaries compassionately so that we can hold ourselves with care while helping others?
Join us on Saturday, April 4 for this dynamic workshop exploring this important question – real Bodhisattva training for real life.
This daylong workshop will include lecture from both teachers, meditation, Q&A, discussion, and interactive exercises. We will draw from Buddhist meditation techniques and philosophy and the practices of Nonviolent Communication. Participants will gain insights and skills that will allow them to become truly effective helpers, in order to work for the liberation of all beings. This workshop is appropriate for beginners as well as long-term practitioners who want to explore this important topic.
Vegetarian lunch included with registration. Registration limited to 25 people.
Join us on Saturday, April 4 for this dynamic workshop exploring this important question – real Bodhisattva training for real life.
This daylong workshop will include lecture from both teachers, meditation, Q&A, discussion, and interactive exercises. We will draw from Buddhist meditation techniques and philosophy and the practices of Nonviolent Communication. Participants will gain insights and skills that will allow them to become truly effective helpers, in order to work for the liberation of all beings. This workshop is appropriate for beginners as well as long-term practitioners who want to explore this important topic.
Vegetarian lunch included with registration. Registration limited to 25 people.
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