Drivers Ed: How to Navigate Peacefully on a Rageful Road

In this series, we will be using driving as a practice to develop spiritual insights. On Long Island, we face many challenges with traffic and angry aggressive drivers. By using commuting as our daily practice we can begin to recognize, reduce and finally overcome our own anger. When we learn to drive with a peaceful compassionate mind, our normal commute will become a powerful practice in the context of our daily lives.

Please join us for this fun and inspiring series.

Nov. 7: Don’t honk at me! Learning to accept suffering
Nov 14: Are we there yet? Living in the moment
Nov 21: Come on let me in! Offering the victory
Nov 28: What?! Are you stupid? Learning not to retaliate
Dec 5: I can’t believe that guy! Developing compassion
Dec 12: Potholes: Learning to clear obstructions to my peaceful mind
Dec 19: Open road: Learning to enjoy the spaciousness and clarity of my mind

Teacher: Gen Kelsang Chenma

Day: Sundays in November and December

Time: 11:30am-1pm

Format: IN-PERSON IN HUNTINGTON, ONLINE & ON-DEMAND (registration required for all three)

IN-PERSON IN HUNTINGTON (DEC 19) registration required
LIVESTREAM (DEC 19) registration required
48-HOUR ON-DEMAND REPLAY (DEC 19) registration required

Location: 282 New York Avenue, Huntington, New York 11743

Cost: $15 / $1 for those experiencing financial difficulty / free for supporting members

Phone: (631) 549-1000

Email: info@kmcli.org