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“Day of Mindfulness” is specifically designed to foster sustainable and practical happiness in life. Its primary focus is on nurturing the mental well-being of education professionals ultimately aiming to cultivate a state of peace. It is hoped that this is essential in creating a favourable learning environment and bring a positive impact into the learning and teaching environment. The first “Day of Mindfulness” of this academic year is scheduled as follows: Target Teachers, administrators, students and parents, regardless of religious beliefs Venue Education University of Hong Kong, Tai Po Campus Tentative Schedule: 10:00 Walking meditation 10:45 Lecture 12:30 Mindful Lunch (Please bring your own veggie-packed lunch, e.g., sandwiches, fruits) 13:15 Rest 13:45 Total Relaxation 14:45 Group Sharing 16:00 Farewell Language English with Cantonese translation Deadline 24 September 2025 (Wed) Remarks Successful applicants will be notified individually by email on 25 September 2025 (Thu); Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the workshop starts; Please wear comfortable, loose long pants / long skirts and a shirt with sleeves, and also bring enough warm clothing; You are welcome, at your discretion, to bring cash as a donation to support the event. For enquiries, please contact Centre for Religious and Spirituality Education, EUHK at crse@eduhk.hk.
Information of the activity 1st week: 5 Mindfulness Trainings Recitation Ceremony 2nd week: separate activities for Wake Up Group (youth aged 18 to 35)) 3rd week: 14 Mindfulness Trainings Recitation Ceremony 4th week: Q&A / Children Program Registration link will be open on Monday night approximately 11:00 pm and ended on Friday evening 18:00, or the capacity are fully occupied.
Information of the activity 1st week: 5 Mindfulness Trainings Recitation Ceremony 2nd week: separate activities for Wake Up Group (youth aged 18 to 35)) 3rd week: 14 Mindfulness Trainings Recitation Ceremony 4th week: Q&A / Children Program Registration link will be open on Monday night approximately 11:00 pm and ended on Friday evening 18:00, or the capacity are fully occupied.
The Rose Ceremony In the West we have Mother’s Day and Father’s Day to celebrate the presence of our parents in our lives. The Rose Ceremony is a tradition that Thầy, Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh began after a visit to Japan. While in Tokyo some Japanese students pinned a carnation on Thầy’s robe. On Mother’s day, it is their custom to wear a red flower on the lapel when your mother is still alive, and a white one if she is no longer alive. In Vietnam (and other Asian countries) there is a tradition to celebrate the Ullambana Ceremony, which is an occasion to commemorate Venerable Maudgalyayana for his expression of filial love – rescuing his Mother from the Hell realm. Every year, as part of the Plum Village tradition we celebrate both the Ullambana and the Rose Ceremony together. It is an opportunity to pay respect and offer gratitude to our parents for their love and care throughout our lives. This is special as it is a time when you can reflect on and appreciate the good seeds that your parents have passed on to you, whether they are still alive or have already passed away. Schedule 9:30 Orientation 10:00 Walking Meditation 11:00 Short sharing and Rose Ceremony 12:30 Picnic Lunch 13:45 Total Relaxation 15:00 Be-in
Information of the activity 1st week: 5 Mindfulness Trainings Recitation Ceremony 2nd week: separate activities for Wake Up Group (youth aged 18 to 35)) 3rd week: 14 Mindfulness Trainings Recitation Ceremony 4th week: Q&A / Children Program Registration link will be open on Monday night approximately 11:00 pm and ended on Friday evening 18:00, or the capacity are fully occupied.