We’re pleased to announce that the Introduction to Buddhism study materials are now available as e-books.
How to work with the difficulties and challenges we encounter in our daily lives and the world around us? How to embrace them as opportunities to connect with loving-kindness, compassion, and wisdom?Nalandabodhi Seattle is offering a series of Sunday teachings with shamatha meditation and talks by Mitra Tyler Dewar on the Seven Points of Training the Mind.
How can the Buddhist teachings help us to open our hearts and soften into experiences of loss and emotional wounds with creativity, resilience and kindness?Hosted by MRC, please join Mitra Mark for a weekend of meditations, guided reflections, writing and drawing exercises, and small group dialogue.
“In today’s turbulent world, I find myself at a loss for words witnessing the unimaginable actions humans perpetrate against each other. It’s easy to perceive the world as dominated by negativity and despair. However, it is vital to remember the unparalleled power of the mind.” Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche.
“We can transcend our passions and focus on the journey toward our true selves. We can prioritize giving and a feeling of openness, shifting from a self-centered perspective to seeking the well-being of others,” writes Brazilian sangha member Sebastião Miranda.
As an alpine climber of the world’s highest peaks, and as a survivor of the depths of a life-threatening diagnosis, Matt Fioretti’s life story offers us a clear guide on how to turn the experience of awe into a pathway.Next in our interconnected series Be Wise Go Kind 2023: Awaken Awe, Mitra Mark Power will explore how the experience of awe is clearly evident in the story of Matt and deeply inspiring to all who have heard or read about it.
