🍵 Next on October 26 online
8:30 to 9:30 am

Join us for mindfulness / meditation practices (Ch’an) and sharing (Chat) facilitated by Buddhist Chaplain!

[1] SFU Burnaby Multifaith Centre @ AQ3210
every first Thursday of the month at 10:30 to 11:30 am

For every monthly session, we will start gathering 30mins before and stay 30 mins after for tea / coffee!

[2] Online via Zoom
every last Saturday of the month at 8:30 to 9:30 am
Register Online Session via Zoom

On 14 September, TLKYCS hosted a LCSG public workshop "Painting by God" workshop, featuring renowned Hong Kong visual creator Stanley Wong (anothermountainman) as speaker, attracting many creative enthusiasts, attracted around 20 participants engaging in a simple photography experience. It led participants to be more present and observant, brought up the topic ‘meaning of live now’.

On 14 September, TLKYCS hosted the LCSG public talk by anothermountainman in the afternoon focused on "Building a Liveable City.” It guided us to reflect on how artistic creation can be integrated into society, with an emphasis on social good and the voice of mindfulness. The event not only sparked limitless creative possibilities but also conveyed key ideas about sustainability and social responsibility.

To celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, TLKYCS organized a visit to Villa Cathay Care Home, where volunteers brought warmth and care to the elderly. They performed traditional songs celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival using steel tongue drums, filling the room with familiar melodies and a festive atmosphere 🥰. The volunteers also sang together with the elderly, and the event concluded with a sweet and heartwarming performance 🥁. This visit was a meaningful connection for everyone involved.

On 14 and 28 September, TLKYCS held the "Sowing seeds in your mind" planting course. Participants recently harvested and tasted the crops they cultivated, noting the various flavors, while also gaining insight into the wisdom of dependent origination through observing the cultivation process and its outcomes.

On 3 October, we held the monthly mindfulness / meditation practices (Ch’an) and sharing (Chat) meet-up, conducting sitting and tea mindfulness practices with SFU participants from the university community.

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