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SUMMARY:10th Global Conference on Buddhism: "Buddhism\, Neuroscience and Mental Health:
DESCRIPTION:Description\nTICKETS GO ON SALE ON 15TH JANUARY\, 2017 \n“Buddhism\, Neuroscience and Mental Health: Making a Mindful Connection” \nWe are living in a society that is becoming increasingly aware of acts of violence bred by intolerance. How can we build a less violent and more compassionate society for our children and their children in the future? How does the practice of mindfulness improve physical and mental health? \nWe can no longer hide our feelings entirely. Scientists are now using fMRI scans to study the brain activity underlying our thoughts and emotions. Continuing a tradition of expanding the role of Buddhism in modern society\, in this conference you will have the opportunity to listen to some eminent speakers around the world who can elucidate the connections\, opportunities and requirements for Buddhist thought\, technique and philosophy in improving the life and\, in particular\, mental well-being of society through mindfulness. Our experts in both the Buddhist and the scientific communities will make a collaborative effort to explore this question deeply\, and to find common ground on how we can strive to alleviate human suffering. Please join us on this important conversation. \nFor more information visit: www.10gcb.org \nFAQs \nCan I reserve my seating? \nNo\, all tickets are on a first come first serve basis. This meas that there is no seat number assigned to your ticket (general admission). \nAre there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? \nALL student tickets require a student ID\, minimum age is 16 years \n What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? \nPlease refer to the website for transpotation options and directions to the event. Parking is FREE before 9:00am at the SOUTH parking lot (specially designated for the 10GCB) and $10 per vehicle after 9:00am. \nWhat can I bring into the event? \nSmall personal items are allowed. No flash photography and video recording allowed. ALL cell phones must be turned off at ALL times during sessions. No food and drinks are allowed inside the auditorium. All meals (vegetarian) and tea/coffee and snacks are included in the price of the ticket. \nHow can I contact the organizer with any questions? \nemail: 10gcbtoronto@gmail.com \nWhat’s the refund policy? \nYou may apply for a refund no later than 17 May 2017 by contacting 10gcbtoronto@gmail.com with details of your request. Refunds will incur a $30 fee per ticket per day. No refunds will be made after 17 May 2017.
URL:https://mindfulnesshamilton.ca/event/10th-global-conference-on-buddhism-buddhism-neuroscience-and-mental-health
LOCATION:Ontario Science Centre 770 Don Mills Road Toronto ON M3C 1T3\, 770 Don Mills Road   \, Toronto\, Ontario\, M3C 1T3\, Canada
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