The Art of Letting Go
Tauranga • Sat 28 Nov • $45
As the year draws to a close, many of us carry thoughts, emotions, or habits that weigh us down — regrets, disappointments, or worries about the future. These mental burdens can prevent us from living fully in the present and embracing the opportunities each day brings.
In this half day course, Gen Kelsang Lachpa will share a Buddhist approach to letting go of what no longer serves us and moving forward with clarity and confidence. Drawing on practical meditation techniques and timeless Buddhist wisdom, you will explore:
- The Buddhist understanding of impermanence and how it helps us let go
- Techniques to cultivate mental clarity, calm, and resilience
- How to approach life with renewed energy, balance, and openness
This course is suitable for anyone — whether you are new to meditation or have some experience — and offers practical tools to help you let go of the past, free your mind from unnecessary stress, and move forward with a sense of peace and purpose.
Course Information
When
Sat 28 Nov
9.45am - 1pm
Timetable
Price
$45 (unwaged $30).
Free for Classic Cardholders and above.
Includes light refreshments.
You may pay in person at the venue or pre-book.
The Teacher
Gen Kelsang Lachpa is a Buddhist monk and the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Auckland. He has been ordained for over twelve years. He is an experienced and warm-hearted teacher, inspiring others to find lasting peace and happiness through the practice of meditation and Buddhism. Gen Lachpa is known for his thoughtful insights into Buddha’s teachings and his joyful practical approach to teaching.
The Venue
233 Cameron Rd, Tauranga
Pedestrian access via Cameron Road and Selwyn Street
Finding the Venue Parking Info
Finding the venue
Access via Cameron Road 
Access via Selwyn Street 
Parking Info
Free Parking Options
Park at Kale Print, who have kindly let us use their parking during class times. Access their parking from Selwyn Street via the driveway between 38 and 34 Selwyn Street (it runs down the left side of the FMG Building).
On-street parking on Elizabeth Street (the city side of Cameron Road).
3 car parks on the driveway immediately outside the venue (driveway entrance access from Selwyn Street).
On-street parking on Selwyn Street, however finding a spot near the venue can be tricky.
