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				1 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 1, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat Sep 1, 2017 September 1 @ 4:00 pm - September 4 @ 2:00 pm PDT Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Concentration is the ability to remain single-pointedly on a constructive object of meditation with a blissful and pliant mind for as long as one wishes. Concentration is a mental factor that can be developed steadily over time. Whatever tour level of concentration, we start where we are. Join Ven. Thubten Chodron for instruction and practice on using a visualized image of the Buddha as your meditation object and to examine what gets in the way of stable concentration. Excellent retreat for beginners and long-term meditators. A dana offering and registration form are requested to reserve your place for the retreat. Arrive by 3:00 on Friday. Retreat begins with a live-streamed Lamrim teaching that begins promptly at 5:55. Retreat ends after 2:00 on Monday. Read all about Visiting the Abbey, including Getting Here, and Visiting Guidelines. For more information, write the office or call 509-447-5549 Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat iCal Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat (Sravasti Abbey) Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim Sep 1, 2017 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron gives step-by-step instruction on the stages of the path based on The Gomchen Lamrim by Gomchen Ngawang Drakpa. Streamed live every Friday evening at 6.15 pm Pacific Time iCal Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim (Sravasti Abbey)	2 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 2, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat Sep 2, 2017 September 1 @ 4:00 pm - September 4 @ 2:00 pm PDT Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Concentration is the ability to remain single-pointedly on a constructive object of meditation with a blissful and pliant mind for as long as one wishes. Concentration is a mental factor that can be developed steadily over time. Whatever tour level of concentration, we start where we are. Join Ven. Thubten Chodron for instruction and practice on using a visualized image of the Buddha as your meditation object and to examine what gets in the way of stable concentration. Excellent retreat for beginners and long-term meditators. A dana offering and registration form are requested to reserve your place for the retreat. Arrive by 3:00 on Friday. Retreat begins with a live-streamed Lamrim teaching that begins promptly at 5:55. Retreat ends after 2:00 on Monday. Read all about Visiting the Abbey, including Getting Here, and Visiting Guidelines. For more information, write the office or call 509-447-5549 Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat iCal Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat (Sravasti Abbey)	3 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 3, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat Sep 3, 2017 September 1 @ 4:00 pm - September 4 @ 2:00 pm PDT Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Concentration is the ability to remain single-pointedly on a constructive object of meditation with a blissful and pliant mind for as long as one wishes. Concentration is a mental factor that can be developed steadily over time. Whatever tour level of concentration, we start where we are. Join Ven. Thubten Chodron for instruction and practice on using a visualized image of the Buddha as your meditation object and to examine what gets in the way of stable concentration. Excellent retreat for beginners and long-term meditators. A dana offering and registration form are requested to reserve your place for the retreat. Arrive by 3:00 on Friday. Retreat begins with a live-streamed Lamrim teaching that begins promptly at 5:55. Retreat ends after 2:00 on Monday. Read all about Visiting the Abbey, including Getting Here, and Visiting Guidelines. For more information, write the office or call 509-447-5549 Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat iCal Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat (Sravasti Abbey)
4 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 4, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat Sep 4, 2017 September 1 @ 4:00 pm - September 4 @ 2:00 pm PDT Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Concentration is the ability to remain single-pointedly on a constructive object of meditation with a blissful and pliant mind for as long as one wishes. Concentration is a mental factor that can be developed steadily over time. Whatever tour level of concentration, we start where we are. Join Ven. Thubten Chodron for instruction and practice on using a visualized image of the Buddha as your meditation object and to examine what gets in the way of stable concentration. Excellent retreat for beginners and long-term meditators. A dana offering and registration form are requested to reserve your place for the retreat. Arrive by 3:00 on Friday. Retreat begins with a live-streamed Lamrim teaching that begins promptly at 5:55. Retreat ends after 2:00 on Monday. Read all about Visiting the Abbey, including Getting Here, and Visiting Guidelines. For more information, write the office or call 509-447-5549 Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat iCal Developing Meditative Concentration Retreat (Sravasti Abbey)	5 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 5, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	6 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 6, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	7 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 7, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate Sep 7, 2017 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron teaches on The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate by Daniel Perdue, showing us how to use age-old techniques of Tibetan Buddhist debate to think with clarity and cultivate the right view regarding ourselves and the world around us. Streamed live every Thursday evening at 6.00 pm Pacific Time. Location: Sravasti Abbey iCal Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate (Sravasti Abbey)	8 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 8, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim Sep 8, 2017 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron gives step-by-step instruction on the stages of the path based on The Gomchen Lamrim by Gomchen Ngawang Drakpa. Streamed live every Friday evening at 6.15 pm Pacific Time iCal Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim (Sravasti Abbey)	9 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 9, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	10 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 10, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))
11 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 11, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	12 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 12, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	13 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 13, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	14 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 14, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate Sep 14, 2017 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron teaches on The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate by Daniel Perdue, showing us how to use age-old techniques of Tibetan Buddhist debate to think with clarity and cultivate the right view regarding ourselves and the world around us. Streamed live every Thursday evening at 6.00 pm Pacific Time. Location: Sravasti Abbey iCal Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate (Sravasti Abbey)	15 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 15, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim Sep 15, 2017 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron gives step-by-step instruction on the stages of the path based on The Gomchen Lamrim by Gomchen Ngawang Drakpa. Streamed live every Friday evening at 6.15 pm Pacific Time iCal Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim (Sravasti Abbey)	16 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 16, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	17 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 17, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))
18 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 18, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	19 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 19, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	20 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 20, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	21 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 21, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate Sep 21, 2017 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron teaches on The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate by Daniel Perdue, showing us how to use age-old techniques of Tibetan Buddhist debate to think with clarity and cultivate the right view regarding ourselves and the world around us. Streamed live every Thursday evening at 6.00 pm Pacific Time. Location: Sravasti Abbey Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate iCal Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate (Sravasti Abbey)	22 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 22, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim Sep 22, 2017 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron gives step-by-step instruction on the stages of the path based on The Gomchen Lamrim by Gomchen Ngawang Drakpa. Streamed live every Friday evening at 6.15 pm Pacific Time Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim iCal Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim (Sravasti Abbey)	23 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 23, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	24 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 24, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online)) Sandpoint, ID: Gardenia Center Sunday Service Sep 24, 2017 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Gardenia Center 400 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 83864 USA (208) 265-4450 Map Each year, Venerable Thubten Chodron leads a short meditation and gives the Sunday Service at the Gardenia Center in Sandpoint, Idaho. iCal Sandpoint, ID: Gardenia Center Sunday Service (Gardenia Center)
25 Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II Sep 25, 2017 Online course runs Jul 24 to Sep 25 Wisdom Academy (Online) Map In this course with Ven. Thubten Chodron, you’ll explore the world of Buddhism through her book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and discuss with your fellow students the core teachings shared among Buddhist traditions. In addition to building your knowledge of Buddhist doctrine, you’ll gain insight into how they are understood by Buddhists around the world. You do not need to have taken Part I of this course to take Part II, but if you’d like, sign up to take Part I first, Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part I “What You’ll Learn" The importance of mindfulness in the various Buddhist schools Similarities and differences in philosophical explanations of emptiness How the unity between serenity and insight is achieved The importance of right understanding and ethical behavior at all stages of practice And much more “About this Course” in-depth course description Buddhism is practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, from Tibetan caves to Tokyo temples to redwood retreats. All these traditions trace their beginnings to the teachings of one man in India 2,500 years ago. These teachings spread throughout the world and into numerous languages, making Buddhism one of today’s most influential religions. In this course, you’ll join Venerable Thubten Chodron for an in-depth discussion of the core teachings of Buddhism shared across traditions, such as mindfulness, emptiness, and dependent arising. Ven. Chodron’s illuminating commentary on how each of these, and more, are approached within the many traditions of Buddhism forms the basis for your own exploration of Buddhism’s shared heritage and diverse expression. There is no prerequisite to have taken the previous course; you can join in with the material covered in Part II. This ten-lesson course is the second in a series based on the book Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions, co-written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ven. Chodron. This book is an expression of His Holiness’s strong belief in the merit of different Buddhist traditions being more educated about one another. The course is created, produced, and conducted by Wisdom Publications. There is a tuition fee. Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II iCal Online Course - Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions Part II (Wisdom Academy (Online))	26	27	28 DePaul University: Finding Hope in Troubling Times Sep 28, 2017 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm The Theater School Lobby, DePaul University 2350 North Racine Avenue Chicago, IL 60614 Map War. Terrorism. Discrimination. Daily news headlines don't bring much cheer, but are we really living in a world of doom and gloom? American nun Thubten Chodron shares Buddhist mind-training methods that help us to cultivate a realistic perspective and draw strength, courage, and hope in all situations. The talk is sponsored by the Center for Religion, Culture and Community. iCal DePaul University: Finding Hope in Troubling Times (The Theater School Lobby, DePaul University) Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate Sep 28, 2017 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron teaches on The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate by Daniel Perdue, showing us how to use age-old techniques of Tibetan Buddhist debate to think with clarity and cultivate the right view regarding ourselves and the world around us. Streamed live every Thursday evening at 6.00 pm Pacific Time. Location: Sravasti Abbey Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate iCal Live video teaching: The Course in Buddhist Reasoning & Debate (Sravasti Abbey)	29 Cleveland Jewel Heart Center: Power of Purification Weekend with Venerable Thubten Chodron Sep 29, 2017 Time: See details below Jewel Heart Center Cleveland 2670 W. 14th St Cleveland, 44113 USA (216) 687-1617 Map As ordinary beings, we all make mistakes. Overwhelmed by our emotions, we act in ways that we later regret. Can we really drop the burden of guilt and shame? Can we really cultivate forgiveness and compassion instead? Venerable Thubten Chodron leads us on a weekend vacation from our afflictive emotions, offering teachings and practice sessions on ways to let go of our past negativities and create the causes for long-term happiness. Friday, Sept. 29 7:00 - 8:30 pm Public talk on "Good Karma: How to Create the Causes of Happiness and Avoid the Causes of Suffering." Why do things happen the way they do? Venerable Thubten Chodron shares how the Buddha's teachings on karma can help us to understand our experiences and emotional patterns in order to transform them for the benefit of ourselves and others. She will draw from her book Good Karma: How to Create the Causes of Happiness and Avoid the Causes of Suffering, a commentary on the Tibetan Buddhist poem "The Wheel of Sharp Weapons." Saturday, Sept. 30 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Teaching and practice session 2:00 - 4:30 pm Teaching and practice session Venerable Thubten Chodron continues teaching from Good Karma: How to Create the Causes of Happiness and Avoid the Causes of Suffering and gives guided instruction on the Vajrasattva purification practice. Learn how deity meditation and analytical meditation can help harness the power of the mind to release disturbing emotions and cultivate beneficial mental states. Sunday, Oct. 1 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Webinar Sunday talk on "Purification: Why We Need It and How to Do It" In this public talk and webinar, Venerable Thubten Chodron unpacks the practice of purification, showing us how to apply this powerful psychological tool to heal the mind , overcome negativity, and develop inner peace. 2:00 - 4:30 pm Teaching and practice session, conclusion of retreat iCal Cleveland Jewel Heart Center: Power of Purification Weekend with Venerable Thubten Chodron (Jewel Heart Center Cleveland) Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim Sep 29, 2017 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm Sravasti Abbey 692 Country Lane Newport, WA 99156 USA (509) 447-5549 Map Venerable Thubten Chodron gives step-by-step instruction on the stages of the path based on The Gomchen Lamrim by Gomchen Ngawang Drakpa. Streamed live every Friday evening at 6.15 pm Pacific Time Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim iCal Live video teaching: The Gomchen Lamrim (Sravasti Abbey)	30 Cleveland Jewel Heart Center: Power of Purification Weekend with Venerable Thubten Chodron Sep 30, 2017 Time: See details below Jewel Heart Center Cleveland 2670 W. 14th St Cleveland, 44113 USA (216) 687-1617 Map As ordinary beings, we all make mistakes. Overwhelmed by our emotions, we act in ways that we later regret. Can we really drop the burden of guilt and shame? Can we really cultivate forgiveness and compassion instead? Venerable Thubten Chodron leads us on a weekend vacation from our afflictive emotions, offering teachings and practice sessions on ways to let go of our past negativities and create the causes for long-term happiness. Friday, Sept. 29 7:00 - 8:30 pm Public talk on "Good Karma: How to Create the Causes of Happiness and Avoid the Causes of Suffering." Why do things happen the way they do? Venerable Thubten Chodron shares how the Buddha's teachings on karma can help us to understand our experiences and emotional patterns in order to transform them for the benefit of ourselves and others. She will draw from her book Good Karma: How to Create the Causes of Happiness and Avoid the Causes of Suffering, a commentary on the Tibetan Buddhist poem "The Wheel of Sharp Weapons." Saturday, Sept. 30 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Teaching and practice session 2:00 - 4:30 pm Teaching and practice session Venerable Thubten Chodron continues teaching from Good Karma: How to Create the Causes of Happiness and Avoid the Causes of Suffering and gives guided instruction on the Vajrasattva purification practice. Learn how deity meditation and analytical meditation can help harness the power of the mind to release disturbing emotions and cultivate beneficial mental states. Sunday, Oct. 1 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Webinar Sunday talk on "Purification: Why We Need It and How to Do It" In this public talk and webinar, Venerable Thubten Chodron unpacks the practice of purification, showing us how to apply this powerful psychological tool to heal the mind , overcome negativity, and develop inner peace. 2:00 - 4:30 pm Teaching and practice session, conclusion of retreat iCal Cleveland Jewel Heart Center: Power of Purification Weekend with Venerable Thubten Chodron (Jewel Heart Center Cleveland)

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