Are you tired of the same challenging people showing up in your life? Have you ever wondered why certain relationships trigger strong reactions—or why familiar patterns keep repeating? The first of a two-part series.
Are you tired of the same challenging people showing up in your life? Have you ever wondered why certain relationships trigger strong reactions—or why familiar patterns keep repeating? The second of a two-part series.
In the Buddhist tradition, birth is understood as the continuation of a process rather than a single starting point. This talk explores how birth arises through dependent arising, how it shapes experience and identity, and how this understanding opens the possibility of freedom from suffering.
Discovering Buddhism: Transforming the Mind, Opening the Heart - Retreat in Bali, Indonesia This retreat offers a warm, accessible, and deeply practical introduction to the essential elements of the Buddhist path. Space is limited to 21 people.
Discovering Buddhism: Transforming the Mind, Opening the Heart - Pilgrimage to Borobodur Attendance at retreat OR pilgrimage is fine or you can attend both. Space is limited to 21 people.
Join us for an illuminating retreat that will explore Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga as a foundation for meditating on the Nature of Mind.
“Cherishing others more than oneself” rests as the crux of the Buddhist path and seems beneficial in theory, but how do we truly cultivate that mindset?
Chökhor Duchen - Anniversary of the Buddha's First Teaching - A Practice Evening
“Cherishing others more than oneself” rests as the crux of the Buddhist path and seems beneficial in theory, but how do we truly cultivate that mindset?
This course is perfect for beginners, it introduces the fundamental Buddhist principles based on the Lamrim –The Graduated Path to Enlightenment. The course includes teachings, different types of meditations and discussion group sessions.
This program explores a path of inner transformation by being present with our pain, fear, and aversion and incorporates mindfulness, lojong (mind training), emptiness, and self-compassion exercises to help us move through these less-than-comfortable states.