At the abc123 teacher training institute workshops on mindfulness are being conducted. An MBCT teacher trainer from UK initially introduced the concept of mindfulness for kids at the abc123 centre.
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The Mindful Camp for 6+ kids organised by the New Zealand Dunedin Sati Pasala team had been a great success.
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At the University of Peradeniya, Faculty of Agriculture, a Sati Pasala program was conducted by Venerable Dhammajiva on the 8th May, 2017.
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On 23 April 2017 a group of people who had attended Ven. Dhammajiva thero’s retreat in January conducted the very first Sati Pasala session in Wellington, New Zealand.
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On the 16th May, at the Vishwa Parami Foundation office about 50 Mindfulness Facilitators gathered for a three hour workshop conducted by Deepal Sooriyarachchi.
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A remarkable milestone occurs in children around their fourth birthdays: They learn that other people can have different thoughts than they do.
What Happens in a Child’s Brain When They Learn to Empathize Read More »
During the final Plenary Session:
Venerable Dhammajiva’s response to the Question:
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On the 13th May, at the first Panel Discussion on Buddhist Teachings for Social Justice and Sustainable World Peace, Sati Pasala was presented by Venerable U Dhammajiva. Using a video presentation which introduced Sati Pasala in detail.
The 14th United Nations day of Vesak (May 12-14) at BMICH Colombo and Kandy Read More »
During a mindfulness introduction program at Nissarana Vanaya, 74 participants (Teachers, Deputy Principals and Principals) representing 26 Sinhala Medium schools and 3 Tamil medium schools, Sati Pasala was presented.
On the 2nd May at the International Vipassana Centre in Colombo, a representative gathering of dignitaries representing all major religions in Sri Lanka (Buddhist, Christian, Roman Catholic, Hindu and Islam) discussed the Sati Pasala initiative and the values of introducing mindfulness to schools and other sectors, in a non-sectarian & non-religious manner.
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