“Interconnectedness in all of its manifestations is key to my healing. This includes being connected to my body, rather than trying to escape it,” writes Beth Patterson, one of Nalandabodhi’s karunikas.
Join Karunikas Steve Burden and Michael Miller for an exploration of teachings and practices to deeply examine how the mind functions and creates the world that we live in.
“We are made of the love and kindness that other people have selflessly given us, and other beings benefit from the love and kindness we provide them,” writes sangha member Justin Hellier.
How do we train the mind to benefit all beings? Join Nalandabodhi Colorado in exploring Atisha’s Lojong slogans with Karunika Andrew Clark—practical guidance for this profound practice on our path to freedom.
How can we turn our minds towards the path of freedom and kindness? Join Acharya Tashi for a series of dharma talks exploring the four reminders with a mind-training approach.
Sangha member Alicja Bardin writes from Poland: “I have often thought about people I know but don’t have daily contact with. We are connected, interconnected by circumstances, places, other people . . . After all, being connected is not the same as being in constant touch.”
