How to Practice Kalachakra - The Path of Awakening
Vajrasattva
How To Practice Kalachakra - Vajrasattva
Starting to Practice the Kalachakra Path – The Path of Awakening
Purifying negativities through the practice of Vajrasattva
The Buddha taught many methods of purification for the purpose of realising the ground of our true nature. Vajrasattva is one of the most well known, applied and powerful methods used in Buddhism across lineages. Vajrasattva practice allows you to uncover the reality of your Buddha nature which is hidden as a result of our defilements created by attachment, aggression and delusion.
This 2 day course will guide participants through a range of topics and practical methods for the application of purification practice :
the obscurations to the realisation of suchness and what needs to be purified, establishing the view and approach to the purification method, the visualisation and stages of the practice, the mantra and its meanings, purification approaches, etc.
About the Program
In this 2 week course, Sat 12th April & Sat 19th April 10am-3pm – we will cover the essential aspects of Vajrasattva purification according to the Kalachakra path.
At the end of this course – you should have an understanding of the essential components of Vajrasattva and be able to practice on your own.
What to expect each week – each week we will be reciting the stansas from the practice book, meditation and reflection & Q&A time.
Caron Hill
Caron has been engaged in practice and study at the centre since 2012 and has attended a number of retreats such as Bardo, Chod and Tara and received empowerments in – Innate Kalachakra, Samaya Tara and Jambhala. For the last 2 years Caron has focused on Buddhist Philosophy and practice in the Six Perfections, engaging in the Bodhisattva path.
Caron is also a Reiki Master/Teacher/Practitioner and Founder of Makoto ReikiDo which focuses on the spiritual aspect of Reiki Practice. Caron offers treatments and a range of classes and workshops at the a Temple and has an active Reiki community Sangha. She also volunteers in a range of centre activities.
