Is karma something (only) Buddhists believe in? Is karma simply a universal truth? Is it important to understand karma?
Hosted by Nalandabodhi Montreal Mitra Lee Worley will talk about what karma is – and what it is not. Please join this wonderful opportunity to chat with her about the misconceptions and also the potential that karma offers to create our own world.
While swimming in the ocean, the author discovers an opportunity to work with fear and the sense of safety. Includes an exercise for working with fear on your own.
Are we genuinely interested in searching for the truth and deeper meaning of life? What does it mean to be on a spiritual journey? And how can we learn from Prince Siddhartha’s own journey, who came to be known as the Buddha or the Awakened One?
Our local sangha Nalandabodhi Colorado will start a new Introduction to Buddhism Course which takes us to the very heart of the spiritual path. Please join us in exploring our mind’s innate nature of wisdom and compassion.
How to transform our minds and awaken our hearts of compassion? Informed by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s commentary, Nalandabodhi Connecticut is hosting discussions on Atisha’s Mind-Training Slogans following their weekly meditation. Please join and contemplate together how these slogans play out in our daily life and practice.
What turns the mind towards the path of freedom? Whether we are taking our first steps or have been traveling for a long time already, it is taught in Buddhist tradition that the Four Reminders are part of the foundation of our study, meditation and mindful activity. Hosted by Nalandabodhi Seattle, Acharya Tashi Wangchuk will be teaching on this foundation for our practice of the dharma: The preciousness of human birth, impermanence, karma and the suffering of samsara. Please join these Sunday teachings and turn the mind towards awakening.
The author shares how the advice of five Buddhist teachers inspires him to view even the most ordinary parts of daily life as spiritual practice.
