TIBETAN BUDDHIST MONKS COMING TO CLEVELAND -
A RARE AND SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY!
Come hear them speak in an intimate, personal setting
"World Peace and the Unity of All Religions" Tuesday August 14, 7:00-9:00 pm
Loving Hands Yoga and Reiki, 2959 Hampshire Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 (216-408-5578)
Appreciated Donation: $15 per person (tax-deductible)
Time for questions and answers will be included in the talk ~'~ The monks will also have Tibetan artifacts and jewelry for sale ~'~
SEATING IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 30 PEOPLE - RSVP TODAY!
(Respond to this email or call 216-408-5578)
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Tibetan Cooking Class and Dinner Sunday August 12, 5:00-8:00 pm
Cornucopia Community Center, 7201 Kinsman Road
Cleveland, OH 44104 (216-408-5578)
Appreciated Donation: $45 per person (tax-deductible)
Cook with the monks! Learn how to make Tibetan momo dumplings, soup and salad. This is a wonderful opportunity for personal conversation with the monks, as well as to cook and eat delicious Tibetan food. Vegetarian and meat dumplings will be served, as well as appetizers and non-alcoholic drinks. All ages welcome! ~'~ The monks will also have Tibetan artifacts and jewelry for sale ~'~
SPACE IS LIMITED - RSVP TODAY!
(Respond to this email or call 216-408-5578)
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The monks are also available August 12-18 for healings, house blessings,
and other programs listed on their website. Call Judith at 216-408-5578 to schedule these events.
To visit the monks' website, click here
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The monks are refugees from Tibet, touring the United States on a fundraising
effort for their monastery. All of the proceeds from this talk go directly to them.
To see a full schedule of their Cleveland appearances, click here
To be in the presence of these wonderful people, and learn from
their wisdom, is truly a rare gift. Please join us!
"The greatest degree of inner tranquility comes from the development
of love and compassion. The more we care for the happiness of others,
the greater is our own sense of well-being." - Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama
