“When engaging with individuals holding diverse beliefs, I try to maintain an internal space that accommodates spiritual variety, reflecting the principle that ‘the best view is no view.’ I rely on my Buddhist practice to remain open to supporting—with authenticity—an individual’s belief in a deity, divine intervention, or an eternal afterlife.”
Mitra Tyler Dewar will introduce the teachings of the foundational vehicle, which are indispensable to understanding Buddhist view and deepening our meditation practice.
How do we train our minds in ultimate bodhicitta? Join Nalandabodhi Colorado with Karunika Andrew Clark to explore Atisha’s slogans on ultimate bodhicitta.
On the relative level, we must take the time and make the space to authentically bear witness to the bare experience of mind. The magic is in the looking—and the not-finding anything.
Where are you in the bigger scheme of things? A series of illustrated talks on “Cosmology and Visualization in Tibetan Buddhism.”
If you are interested in meaning, representation, and function in Tibetan Buddhist art, or are just curious, please join Karunika Stephanie Johnston for a journey into this powerful and mysterious territory of Buddhism.
