
Letting Go is a Practice
The author shares a practice for letting go of attachment to possessions.

The author shares a practice for letting go of attachment to possessions.

The author has an unexpected experience of “joyful diligence” during a medical test, and offers a contemplative exercise for coming back to the present moment during everyday activities.

What are the four noble truths? What is the nature of self? What is dependent origination? Hosted by NB Colorado, introducing Buddhism as a science of mind, please join in exploring the view of the foundational vehicle in a practical and experiential way.

Hosted by NB Vancouver, this fifth course in the Mahayana series of Nalandabodhi’s Path of Study, “Discovering our Buddha Heart” introduces the idea of Buddha Nature — the understanding that we all possess the fundamental nature of a Buddha and so have the potential to awaken to this reality.

“The practice of meditation is basically a process of getting to know yourself by becoming familiar with your mind. The Buddhist view of the mind is that it’s always awake. Its nature is awareness and compassion.” – Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche.NB Seattle is offering a series of three meditation courses, starting in January, guided by Rysiek Frąckiewicz.

What is the actual point of all our efforts on the spiritual path? How do we make sure our aspirations turn into continuous practice until all sentient beings are actually liberated?Nalandabodhi Seattle starts 2023 with a new series of our Path of Study Course, Online: The Heart of Daring – by learning how to work with emotions and exploring the illusory nature of all phenomena, we can develop a heart of genuine compassion.
