confusion about one’s purpose in life and concern over where the world and humanity are headed. It also offers tips on how to handle stress stemming from money, relationship and work issues, as well as exercise and nutrition advice. According to its publishers, the book of- fers the benefits of a life coach, personal trainer, yoga instructor and meditation coach, all in one work.
The book is available at Generation- Awareness.org. See ad, page 41.
Lama Migmar Leads Buddhist Meditations in Fort Myers
L
ama Migmar Tseten, a Tibetan Buddhist
chaplain from Harvard University, will lead five sessions of Medicine Buddha and Vajrasattva healing and empower- ments and teachings, meant to purify obscu- rations, facilitate physi- cal and mental healing and bring focus back to a healthier daily life. The sessions are scheduled from 7:30 to 9 p.m., May 14 and 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m., May 15, at All Faiths Unitarian Congregation Church; and from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m., May 16, at Health & Harmony Center. Lama Migmar Tseten leads retreats
Lama Migmar Tseten
throughout North America. He founded the Sakya Institute in Cambridge, Mas- sachusetts, and has served as the head of the Sakya Retreat Center in Barre, Massachusetts. He was also head of the Sakya Center in Raipur, India and the Sakya Monastery in Puruwalla, India from 1981-1989.
Cost: $20, morning sessions; $30, af- ternoon sessions. The sessions support programs under the direction of Lama Migmar via Sakya Center. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds. Church: 2756 McGregor Blvd., 239- 226-0900; Health & Harmony Center: 15951 McGregor Blvd., 239-433-5995. To register or for more info, email TaraM-
editationGroupFtMyers@gmail.com. Also visit LamaMigmar.com or Sakya.net. See ad, page 20.
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