West Cobb 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7pm
East Cobb 2nd and 4th Mondays at 7pm
No need to attend all classes. Drop in anytime.
Donations are welcomed.

Starting in February, Kelsang Nyema will be teaching and facilitating discussion from the book Introduction to Buddhism, by her root teacher, world-renowned Buddhist master, Geshe Kelsang Gyatso. Twenty-five hundred years after the passing of Buddha, his message continues to resonate. Introduction to Buddhism explains the essential principles of the Buddhist way of life and what it means to be a Buddhist. Meditation is explained clearly and simply as a tool for developing qualities such as inner peace, love, and patience. Those developing an interest in Buddhism and meditation will find this book an ideal guide.

Summer Class Schedule

• June 30 (5th Monday = Kennesaw Borders) - Chapter on The Buddhist Way of Life, asking "What is Refuge?  Who are the Three Jewels?"
• July 7 (1st Monday = Kennesaw Borders) - Beginning of Part Two, taking a look at the Four Noble Truths
• July 14 (2nd Monday = Vinings Borders) - Chapter on The Buddhist Way of Life, primarily discussing Buddhist Refuge
• July 21 (3rd Monday = Kennesaw Borders) - Chapter on Developing Renunciation, discussing what it means to be a "happy renunciate"
• July 28 - NO CLASS
• Aug 4 (1st Monday = Kennesaw Borders) - Chapter on The Three Higher Trainings, talking about how to apply these practically to daily life
• Aug 11 (2nd Monday = Vinings Borders) - Combining the chapters on the Four Noble Truths and Developing Renunciation, to get us caught up
• Aug 18 (3rd Monday = Kennesaw Borders) - Beginning of Part Three, what it means to be a modern-day Bodhisattva
• Aug 25 (4th Monday = Vinings Borders) - Chapter on The Three Higher Trainings
• Sep 1 - NO CLASS