On Saturday January 9th, Erik and Karen will lead a guided meditation from 
10a-12p.  

The event is free and open to the public.

Mahamudra practice will NOT succeed in and of itself--we must work deeply 
with relative reality.  While the deceptive world may be superficial, it is
extraordinarily powerful.  Mahamudra works with ultimate reality--the 
practices of karma and dependent origination work with deceptive reality.

Emptiness is said to be hidden but karma is said to be deeply hidden.  Both 
of these practices work together to create the perfect balance for all 
practitioners.

There is no use in practicing Mahamudra or receiving the Pointing Out
instructions just to watch your practice decompose.  If we continue to 
practice like this we will lose faith in the most sublime practice of 
Mahamudra.  We must work with our deceptive reality as it is the world we 
live in.

These classes will be half philosophy of karma and half practice of working 
with karma.  We look forward to having you.  Classes are open to all levels 
of practitioners.  All are encouraged to attend.

Children ages 4-8 are welcome to attend for a fun and interactive yoga 
class with a focus on mindfulness and breathing. The classes will have an 
underlying Buddhist theme, but are open to children from all backgrounds.  
Long time yoga instructor, Jillian Wendt, will lead the children in poses 
using stories and interactive games to teach meaningful Buddhist life 
lessons. 

For more information or to register please contact Margie Ahern at 
margie@ahern.net or (303) 523-9941 cell. Space is limited.
 
When: First Sunday of every month, 10-11am
Ages: 4 -8 years old
Where: Mile High Music Together  4100 Tennyson Street Denver 80212
Cost: A suggested donation of $10 per family