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1750 days ago

Buddhist teaching on mind transformation

Sheryn from Camborne

Kia Ora all, on Friday evening 6th March 7 - 9pm and Saturday 10am - 12 noon then 2pm - 4pm, Geshe Dhonam, a Tibetan Buddhist Monk will be in Wellington to teach on Mind Transformation. Explore how we can change our perspective – how we see ourselves and others and how we can deal with difficult situations. This is for Buddhists and non- Buddhists. It will be helpful for all.
There is no charge for these teaching, although donation would be appreciated.
The teachings will be held at the Quaker Centre, Moncrieff Street, Wellington.

If you would like to discuss this further, please give Sheryn a call on 021 509 605.

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Do you think this ban is reasonable?

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Do you think banning gang patches is reasonable?
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Art and Craft Market at Kai Tahi - 10 till 3 EVERY SUNDAY!

Nicola from Papakowhai

Hi neighbours

The new Porirua Community Art and Craft market at Kai Tahi in Porirua is now running EVERY Sunday. It's all indoors, and there's over 30 stalls each week.

Opens at 10am and closes 3pm, so you can also grab lunch at the many international food court options. Bring the kids, and your dog on a lead is welcome too!

Parking at the back (on harbour edge) is free - just stay clear of the Staff Only parks.