Peaceful Living, Peaceful Dying with Ven. Sangye Khadro
In this course Venerable will explore Buddhist perspectives on death and dying, as well as practices to prepare for our own death and help others who are dying.
In this course Venerable will explore Buddhist perspectives on death and dying, as well as practices to prepare for our own death and help others who are dying.
Ju Mipham Gyatso, was one of Tibet's greatest scholar-yogis. Guy Newland will explore Mipham's Buddhist system, his critique of Tsongkhapa, and talk about how his philosophy looks to Tsongkhapa's followers.
Join Kusala Bhikshu, Rebecca Wilson, and Kristen Roupenian for a discussion on "Urban Dharma," a memoir about practical Buddhism through Kusala's twenty years of volunteer work in Los Angeles.
Explore the idea that Yogācāra is not inconsistent with Madhyamaka, but instead offers a deep analysis of the subjective aspect of emptiness and of the nature of our experience.
Paula Chichester will share tips for practicing bodhicitta amidst busyness. Drawing from Mayahana Mind Training, meditation, and 40 years of experience, will help transform daily life into meaningful, compassionate, and wise experiences.
Geshe Sherab, an accomplished scholar and practitioner, will provide an overview of Buddhist philosophy and practices so that we may cultivate our own paths to enjoy meaningful and fulfilling lives.
Tenzin Gelek and Harry Miller lead our last tour at the Rubin Museum, showcasing paintings from the collection before exploring "Reimagine," an exhibit blending contemporary Asian art with ancient spirituality.
Join us for an unforgettable adventure in Central Park to experience its peace and majesty while learning things unknown to most New Yorkers.
Geshe Dorji Damdul will guide us through Nagarjuna’s Commentary on the Awakening Mind (Bodhicittavivāraṇa). This is a rare opportunity to cultivate great compassion and wisdom with an exceptional scholar and practitioner.
Georges Dreyfus offers a series of teachings on the Four Noble Truths Sutra (also known as "Setting in Motion the Wheel of the Dhamma"). This foundational teaching is always relevant, no matter where you are on your spiritual journey!