Introduction to Naikan
The Calgary Buddhist Temple will be holding an Introduction to Naikan as a means for self-reflection led by our own Rev. Robert Gubenco. Wednesday, June 9 is Day 1, and Day 2 is a follow-up session on Wednesday, June 30. Start time for both is 7pm MST.
The Japanese word nai means inner or inside and the word kan means looking. When these two words are combined Naikan translates as inside looking which refers to looking within as a means of self-reflection. Naikan uses three simple yet structured questions for the purpose of self-reflection. The questions are designed to remove one’s personal feelings and to bring one’s attention or awareness to the reality of the give and take connection that exists in relationships.
If you have an interest in understanding oneself and relationships, please join us!
Register in advance: http://bit.ly/Naikan-09Jun21
Our own Calgary resident minister, Sensei Robert Gubenco, will be leading this informative workshop and speaking about some of the basics of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism. This will be a great workshop for those who maybe new to the Jodo Shinshu sect of Buddhism or those who are always interested in learning more. Everyone is welcome to attend this free workshop as Sensei talks to us about the following:
Join Sara Clark and the Calgary Buddhist Temple Sangha for “Expressive Arts Journaling”. This can be seen as an extension of a diary but instead of just writing, you can choose how you want to express yourself on paper. This 1.5 hour introductory experiential workshop will walk you through some basic expressive journaling activities to help you unleash your creativity.