Thich Nhat Hanh public talk in the National Convention Centre, Dublin
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The Venerable Thich Nhat Hanh, by invitation of Mindfulness Ireland, will be coming to Ireland in April 2012 along with 49 nuns and monks from Plum Village to lead the following events:
11 April, 2012
Evening Public Talk. “The Miracle of Mindfulness” in the Dublin Convention Centre.
Schedule for Evening
5.30pm Door open, calligraphy and book stall open
7.00pm Evening begins with Guided Meditation, Chanting.
9.30pm Announcements
10.00pm Event finshes, calligraphy and book stall reopen
11.00pm Calligraphy and book stall closes and venue closes
The calligraphy and book stall will be open from 5.30pm to 7.00pm and from 10.00pm to 11.00pm. It will stock calligraphy and books by Thay. The proceeds from these and other items from the Plum Village monastery are used by the monastics to fund their community and the many charitable projects that they support around the world.
Ticket Details and Prices:
Concession tickets are priced at €25 and are available for social welfare recipients who have a low household income, and €20 for young people under the age of 25 years. We are only able to offer a limited number at this price. If you can afford a higher priced ticket then that generously saves a low cost ticket for someone else. Proof of age or social welfare status may be requested by Ticketmaster when purchasing your ticket.
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Mindfulness Ireland is a network of people in Ireland who aspire to practice mindful living and mindfulness meditation according to the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh, affectionately known as ‘Thây ’, or teacher in Vietnamese.
For more than 20 years members of Mindfulness Ireland have been meeting to practice sitting meditation, walking meditation and sharing a cup of tea together. Groups of practioners have formed all over Ireland and are known as ‘Sangha’. A Sangha is a community that practices in harmony and awareness. Sanghas are groups of people who meet together to practice mindfulness in the tradition of Thây. We call it Plum Village style. Sanghas also offer introductions to the practice, days of mindfulness and retreats to support individuals and families.
Mindfulness Ireland organises retreats with monks and nuns from the Plum Village tradition twice a year. Usually over the May and October Bank Holiday weekends (Republic of Ireland Holidays).
An online newsletter by practioners is published a number of times a year.
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