Dharma Talk: No-Self in Buddhism and Our Daily Lives @ PMT.1930~2130.Sat 31 Mar 2012

The teaching on “No-self”, anatta, is uniquely found in the Buddha’s teaching.  The Buddha discovered that in the midst of our lives, there is no “I” that exist.  But yet, our conventional language and our own experience says otherwise.  If there is no-self, then who is reading this very line?

The talk and sharing will focus on two aspects:

  1. What is “No-self” and how it is evident in our life.
  2. The impact or implication of this in our life.

In the discussion that ensues, we will also explore together how our usual “self-ful” mode of relating to people around us has shaped our lives so far.

This Dharma talk will require attendees to talk as well.  So come learn and share together. 🙂

Poh Ming Tse : 1930hrs ~ 2130hrs Saturday : 31 March 2012

 

By Driving:

1A.From West, exit PIE into Eng Neo Avenue, then turn LEFT into Dunearn Road.

1B.From East, exit PIE into Adam Road, then turn RIGHT into Bukit Timah Road. After

Duchess Road, keep RIGHT. When near Hwa Chong Junior College, U-turn into Dunearn Road.

2.Along Dunearn Road, keep LEFT. After Watten Estate Road, turn LEFT into

Shelford Rd. Slow down before entering the basement car park on your LEFT.

 

By Bus:

1.From West, alight at the bus stop right after Watten Estate Road and Shelford Road.

2.From East, alight at the bus stop in front of Coronation Plaza and use the overhead bridge to cross the road. Then walk against the traffic flow until you reach Shelford Road.

Bus Number: 66, 67, 74, 151, 156, 157, 170, 171, 174, 540, 852, 961

 

By NorthSouth-Line MRT:

1.Alight at Newton MRT Station.

2.Take ‘Exit A’ to Scotts Road.

3.Take TIBS Bus No. 171 heading towards Bt Timah Road.

4.Alight at the 8th bus stop, in front of Coronation Plaza and use the overhead bridge to cross the road.

5.Then walk against the traffic flow until you reach Shelford Road.

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