Embrace death to live fully
Experiential workshop
A serene look at life and death
Contemporary culture usually ensures death. In this workshop we create a safe space to contemplate impermanence and discover how every moment, lived carefully, reveals an essential freedom.
What does it mean to die from the perspective of Buddhism?
In this workshop, We explore death not as a tragic end, but as a natural transformation within the great flow of existence. Through the teachings of the teachers of the Buddhist tradition and the direct experience of meditation, We approach death with serenity, clarity and presence.
We will reflect on how the fear of disappearing arises from attachment to an illusory identity, And how the practice of zazen It helps us to release that attachment moment by moment. We will also see how Japanese culture and Zen traditions embrace impermanence, integrating life and death into the same gesture of gratitude.
What will we live
- Practice of zazen.
- Teaching:What is dying for Buddhism?
- Open and respectful dialogue.
- Experiential Guided Meditation.
- Post workshop accompaniment Daizan Soriano .
Practical information
Date:
- Wednesday 29 October. Time: 19:00 – 21:00 h
Place: Elche
Input: 40 €, Squares limited to capacity, gratuito para los participantes en el curso de introducción III.
Registration
Daizan Soriano
Buddhist teacher Soto Zen and president of the CSZCM. More than two decades of practice accompanying people in processes of spiritual awakening.