One of the most fundamental teachings of Buddhism is the truth of impermanence: the reality that everything in life changes.
We live out this truth within our own minds and bodies as we grow older—a process that is challenging as well as potentially liberating. So how can we approach aging with ease and joy, rather than fear and avoidance?
Join Tricycle and Zen teacher Lewis Richmond on October 27 for a special live virtual workshop, Zen and the Art of Aging Gracefully. In this hour-long event, Lewis will offer a dharma talk on aging as spiritual practice, a short guided practice, and audience Q&A.
Workshop participants will receive an exclusive discount on Richmond’s online course, Aging as a Spiritual Practice, which offers teachings and guided practices for embracing the opportunities for spiritual transformation within the aging process.
This donation-based workshop will take place on Zoom on Wednesday, October 27 at 5 p.m. EDT / 2 p.m. PDT.
Visit tricycle.org/donate to make a contribution. Thank you for supporting our work!
SPEAKERS
Lewis Richmond
Lewis Richmond is an ordained disciple of the Buddhist master, Suzuki Roshi, and a lineage holder in that tradition. He is the author of four books: the national bestseller Work as a Spiritual Practice; the award-winning Healing Lazarus (a memoir of his experience with and recovery from a rare neurological disease); the highly praised A Whole Life’s Work, a sequel and companion to his first book, and the award-winning Aging as a Spiritual Practice. His recent book is Every Breath, New Chances: Aging with Honor and Dignity—A Guide for Men.
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DETAILS
- Date: October 27, 2021
- Time: 5:00PM EDT
- Format: Live virtual webinar on Zoom
- Price: Donation-based
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