Date: Thursday February 16 2006 12:15 - 1:30pm
Location: Main Floor, Terasen Gas Building
1111 West Georgia (at Thurlow), Vancouver BC
In whatever work we choose, we must decide, declare, create and experience the unfolding reality of the grandest version of the greatest vision of Who We Really Are and Constantly Becoming.
• What we want out of life we must first give.
• In order to lead, we must serve.
• To be prosperous and create peace, we must first give and be
the peace in the world we wish to see.
Work and the workplace are the site of expressing this Divine Self through service, leadership and contributing to the greater good of society.
During this lunch hour, Angela will give an overview of Buddhism and its entry into North American society, then speak about spiritual principles of prosperity and do a meditation with the group.
click here to RSVP or phone: 604.685.6560
$15.00 Members, $20.00 Non-Members
Includes sandwiches, salad, coffee and tea.
Please RSVP by Wednesday February 15 to help us make accurate catering arrangements. Thank you.
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About Angela Hryniuk
Poet, spiritual advisor, Buddhist teacher, and tax accountant, Angela has trained in Tibetan Buddhism for fifteen years under the guidance of Ven. Zasep Tulku Rinpoche. Most recently she’s been hired as Executive Director of the InterSpiritual Centre of Vancouver Society, and is Founder and Chair of the Vancouver Tibetan Buddhist Coalition.
As part of an International Interfaith Conference in India, in October she returned from meeting with India’s President Abdul Kalam. In 2005 she was an advisor to the Vancouver School of Theology in their creation of a new Masters degree of Spirituality, Religions and Peace and in 2004 she was Coordinator of the Spiritual Teaching of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama in Vancouver.
From 2001-2004 she sat on the Interfaith Committee for Corrections Canada and was Buddhist Chaplain to women at Burnaby Correctional Institute. Author of three books, walking inside circles, no visual scars, and Sarasvati Scapes, as well as Melisma, a spoken word CD about journeying to India on pilgrimage, she has an Interdisciplinary Masters degree in philosophy, literature and religion from Simon Fraser University, in Vancouver. She lives and teaches in Vancouver. www.diamondthought.com.
click here to RSVP or phone: 604.685.6560
Date: Thursday | February 16 2006 | 12:15 - 1:30pm
Location: Main Floor, Terasen Gas Building
1111 West Georgia (at Thurlow), Vancouver BC
See you there!
Click here to join Workplace Centre
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