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💙 Love, Passion, and Compassion A Dharma Talk with Craig Mollins

WhenSun, Nov 1, 3:15 PMStarts in 6 days📅 Add to calendarWhereHostBangkok Shambhala Meditation GroupCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Can Buddhist practice sometimes feel a little too focused on suffering, impermanence, and emptiness? What about the richness, creativity, and joy of being alive? The Buddhist path is not just about understanding suffering—it is also about embracing the full goodness of being human. Our life energy can be a source of inspiration, creativity, and freedom, supporting us on the journey toward awakening. Join us for a special Dharma talk with Craig Mollins, exploring how love, passion, and compassion can enrich our meditation practice and bring greater appreciation to our lives. ✨ Sunday, 1 November 2026 🕒 15:15–16:30 📍 Bangkok Shambhala Meditation Center 💻 Join in person or online via Google Meet: meet.google.com/zcy-xayj-qnv Suggested donation: ฿300–600 No previous attendance, registration, or fee is required. Everyone is welcome! The Bangkok Shambhala Center is a Thai non-profit association that remains open through the ongoing generosity of our members and program participants. Thank you for supporting our community. 🙏 #BangkokMeditation #Shambhala #DharmaTalk #BuddhistMeditation #Mindfulness

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