• English Meditation

English Meditation Class – „Happiness Hour“

Drop-in meditation with buddhist monk Gen Kelsang Palden, Wednesday 19:00 – 20:15

Join Gen Palden, Buddhist monk and resident teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Austria, for two guided meditations, and a short inspiring talk on how we can conjoin our daily activities with positive attitudes and spiritual perspectives that transform our daily life into the spiritual path – the path to true happiness that comes from within.

Topic in July: Finding emotional balance though meditation

Many people desire more harmony with themselves and others – a life from which one doesn’t need a vacation.
In this lecture series, learn and deepen very special and powerful meditations to achieve and maintain emotional balance in your relationships.

Info: The meditation evenings in July will not be taught by Gen Palden, but by the following experienced meditation teachers:

  • Mon, 3rd July: Verena Lassacher
  • Mon, 10th July: Verena Lassacher
  • Mon, 17th July: Kelsang Norwang
  • Mon, 24th July: Kelsang Norwang
English Meditation Class with buddhist monk Gen Palden.

Meditation Class with buddhist monk Gen Kelsang Palden.

What to expect?

  • two calming meditations
  • a short talk with simple and practical tips
  • (optional) some discussion after the class with like-minded people and Gen Palden

The Meditation Teacher

Picture of Gen Palden

Gen Kelsang Palden

Gen Kelsang Palden is a Buddhist monk and the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Austria.

He began his studies of Kadampa Buddhism in Dresden, Germany and since then has been committed to practicing Buddha’s teachings given by his spiritual guide Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche.

Gen Palden has been ordained since 2009 and has taught extensively in the Germany, Austria and Switzerland. He is well loved and admired because of his practical knowledge and warm presentations, authentic teachings, as well as his natural joy and sense of humour.

Registration is not mandatory, but makes it easier for us to plan: