Meditation as an Act of Love

Saturday March 6, 11 AM – 4:30 PM

with Anushka Fernandopulle

When we develop meditation as loving awareness, we cultivate a way of life that is a beautiful way to live and that develops wisdom and balance. This kind, gentle awareness brings mindfulness and metta (Kindness) practice together as one. We pay attention well to what we love and we learn to be present with a warm, open view for whatever shows up. Join us to explore meditation as an act of self-care and love.

Anushka will also be the guest speaker at the Bozeman Insight Community on Thursday, March 4 from 7-8:30 PM.  To participate, please use meeting number 958-657-6266 or this link.  No registration necessary.

About Anushka Fernandopulle

Anushka has trained in Buddhist meditation for over 30 years, primarily Vipassana or Insight Meditation (the source of secular Mindfulness). After studying Buddhism at Harvard, she spent four years in full-time meditation training in the US, India and Sri Lanka. She was invited to teach Dharma in 1998 and later went through a four year meditation teacher training program with Jack Kornfield, Joseph Goldstein, Sharon Salzberg and other leading Western Buddhist meditation teachers. Her work brings Eastern practices to Western modern life.

Registration Information

As this is an online event, dana for the teacher will not be collected separately.  Please factor in the dana you would like to offer Anushka in the registration fee you select. We will provide dana to Anushka from the collected registration income. You can also donate dana directly to Anushka here.

Please enter the number of people you are registering in the box to the right of the rate you are opting to pay.  If you opt for the Benefactor Rate, the amount above the registration rate will be considered a tax-exempt contribution.

Click on the details for more information about the ticket options. You will receive the Zoom meeting information for this workshop in a separate email when your registration has successfully completed.