About the Event:
This event is donation-based, will take place via Zoom, and is open to all ages. The Zoom link will be sent 24 hours before the event upon registration.
Meditation teacher Beth Upton will be leading a series of events exploring the interrelated themes of truth and suffering. We will be looking at how these two forces play out in our meditation practice, in our daily lives, in our relationships, and in society as a whole. Ultimately we will be looking at how these two forces can be used in our paths to liberation. Part three of this series will focus on the relationship between our personal practice and our collective, cultural, and global interconnectedness.
About Beth Upton:
Beth was born in 1982 in London. She graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in Economics, then in 2008 ordained as a Buddhist nun at Pa Auk Meditation Centre in Myanmar. She spent five years training diligently in meditation in the Theravada tradition under the guidance of Pa Auk Sayadaw, then a further five years training in other meditation methods and doing long solo retreats. In 2014 Beth founded Sanditthika Meditation Community in the caves of Almeria, Spain. In 2018, after ten years of monastic life, Beth decided to disrobe in order to integrate some of the challenges of western life into her Dhamma practice. Beth has been teaching meditation since 2014 both in Almeria and in meditation retreats around the world.