In this module, we will look at what the mind is and how it works, presented in both Buddhism and science. We will explore the different ways to distinguish and classify various kinds of consciousness; and investigate how to reduce destructive states of mind, and generate the constructive ones which can lead us on the path to enlightenment.
Deepen your understanding of the power of the rituals as an instrument to move your mind toward manifesting your own beautiful qualities and potentials.
Asian Americans Under Attack: How would the Buddha respond? The recent rise in attacks on Asian Americans has sparked fear and tremendous anger in our communities. These attacks have also…
Gain clear understanding of the profound teachings on emptiness from two seasoned scholars as they guide you through seven key chapters from this foundational text.
All Souls NYC, a Unitarian Universalist congregation is offering Buddhism and Mindfulness. A program offering a variety of classes and groups for both beginners and practitioners of all levels.
The 108 Names of Venerable Arya Tara Fri Jun 11, 3–4pm EDT ONLINE Dear Friends, Kurukulla Center's resident teacher, Geshe Tenley, was involved in a serious car accident. Geshe-la has…
Discover the wealth of valuable insights about daily practice contained in Atisha's short mind training text.
This series offers practical tools to awaken bodhichitta in daily life and meditations to deepen our experience of emptiness. We will also have an opportunity to find deeper peace in challenging times, discover meaning in uncertainty, and address anxiety by relying on kindness.
Prof. Newland explains the distinctive power of Tsongkhapa's articulation of what Buddha realized as the Profound Reality and contrasts it with the approaches of other Tibetan masters.
Ven. George Churinoff guides us through this profound sequence of lamrim meditations so we can gain a full understanding of the Buddha’s teachings, nourish our minds, and create the causes for contentment.
