Dealing with difficult people
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Learn practical Buddhist mind training and meditation methods to improve challenging relationships with colleagues, clients, family members and partners. Led by Gen Ani, this workshop teaches you to understand difficult people, respond with calm and find peace whatever others do.
Why Are Some People So Hard to Deal With?
Everyone has difficult people in their life. Whether it’s a colleague, client, family member or partner, other people’s behaviour can seem irrational, unreasonable and hard to accept.
Difficult relationships are often stuck in:
Long-established dynamics. Patterns build up over years and become hard to change.
Habitual ways of viewing people. They just appear to be a particular way and we can’t imagine how we could see them any other way.
Not understanding the other person. When we don’t know why someone acts the way they do, we find it hard to accept their behaviour.
The result is that many people feel trapped in negative reactions and unhealthy situations, unable to see how things could improve.
How Can Buddhist Meditation Help with Difficult Relationships?
Buddhist mind training and meditation offers a way to change how we see both the other person and ourselves. This shift in perspective:
Improves your relationships
Helps you understand why others behave as they do
Supports genuine inner, spiritual progress and self-improvement
What Will You Learn in This Workshop?
Drawing on many years of experience and timeless Buddhist wisdom, Gen Ani shares methods and meditations to help you improve every challenging relationship you’re experiencing. Step by step, you will learn to:
View others constructively
Dissolve relationship difficulties effectively
Become more tolerant and accepting
Feel greater empathy and connection with others
Stay at peace regardless of how others behave
Who Is This Workshop For?
This workshop is for anyone dealing with difficult people, including:
- Colleagues and managers
- Clients and customers
- Family members and friends
- Partners and spouses
No previous meditation experience is needed.
Why Are Some People So Hard to Deal With?
Everyone has difficult people in their life. Whether it’s a colleague, client, family member or partner, other people’s behaviour can seem irrational, unreasonable and hard to accept.
Difficult relationships are often stuck in:
Long-established dynamics. Patterns build up over years and become hard to change.
Habitual ways of viewing people. They just appear to be a particular way and we can’t imagine how we could see them any other way.
Not understanding the other person. When we don’t know why someone acts the way they do, we find it hard to accept their behaviour.
The result is that many people feel trapped in negative reactions and unhealthy situations, unable to see how things could improve.
How Can Buddhist Meditation Help with Difficult Relationships?
Buddhist mind training and meditation offers a way to change how we see both the other person and ourselves. This shift in perspective:
Improves your relationships
Helps you understand why others behave as they do
Supports genuine inner, spiritual progress and self-improvement
What Will You Learn in This Workshop?
Drawing on many years of experience and timeless Buddhist wisdom, Gen Ani shares methods and meditations to help you improve every challenging relationship you’re experiencing. Step by step, you will learn to:
View others constructively
Dissolve relationship difficulties effectively
Become more tolerant and accepting
Feel greater empathy and connection with others
Stay at peace regardless of how others behave
Who Is This Workshop For?
This workshop is for anyone dealing with difficult people, including:
- Colleagues and managers
- Clients and customers
- Family members and friends
- Partners and spouses
No previous meditation experience is needed.
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Where is it happening?
109 Leichhardt Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, Queensland 4000
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Host or PublisherKadampa Meditation Centre Brisbane
