On Saturday evening, we organized a special Q & A event in which people were able to send their questions in advance to our guest Teacher, Kelsang Tsulma. The talk was therefore meant to answer people's common questions but also offer deeper reflections about meditation and Buddhism, as well as address issues people face in their daily life. Several people were able to get answers to their questions and even chat with our guest Teacher afterwards. It felt truly beneficial and inspiring.

Sunday morning, we delved into exploring our own minds to learn how to recognize, reduce, and then abandon our agitated, disturbed states of mind. Tsulma helped us see how we can gradually transform the three difficulties into three “easy steps” through the power of familiarity. She clearly explained that by understanding the six causes of delusion, we will gradually be able to eliminate them from our minds and experience our pure, essential nature, a calm and deep inner peace.

We concluded this special weekend with “croissants and coffee”, in which all the participants could continue their meaningful conversations.

Thank you to everyone who participated in person or online; thank you to Kelsang Tsulma and the organizers for this wonderful weekend; and most of all, thank you Geshe-la for giving us such a meaningful life.