A Blameless Life with Augusta Hopkins - Part 2

What does it mean to live a blameless life? How do we do it?
We all want to be happy; we are just confused about how to get there. We mistakenly think beating ourselves up will make us better. Or that being perfect is the path forward. But it actually makes us, and our circumstances, worse. When we try to be perfect, we fall short and get caught in a perpetual cycle of dissatisfaction, aka Dukkha.
The Buddha taught: Dukkha is to be known. This understanding is a first step toward freedom.
As we become aware of and recognize our habits and conditioned patterns of mind without resisting them or dismissing them, but truly seeing them for what they are - getting closer to them without judgement - insights arise naturally and wisdom can DO THE MAGIC WORK of transforming long held patterns.
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Augusta Hopkins has more than a decade of experience teaching meditation and mindfulness, coupled with almost twenty years of committed Buddhist practice. She shares Dharma that’s down to earth and very accessible. Augusta is committed to waking up through the inevitable experiences of life.
This series will be an opportunity to receive transmission from a heart-mind recently immersed in intensive retreat practice cultivating AWARENESS to meet ALL that life brings. Augusta will draw on teachings received directly from her teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh, and indirectly from Ajahn Chah & Sayadaw U Tejaniya through their disciples.