Already a popular and energetic teacher, Bernat met the dharma at a very young age, and has practiced in Europe, India...
Meet our teacher – Bernat Font
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Jaya Rudgard – an introduction to chanting
With our first home chanting retreat taking place this December, teacher Jaya Rudgard gives us an insight into this...
Being part of a Bodhi College Community Group
by Luke Tinson (Florac, France) I see the Community Groups as an idea that ran away with itself, and feel very lucky...
Reflection on the Buddhist Foundations of Mindfulness Programme
By Melani Sampson, BFM participant 2018-19 I live in the UK and work as a psychotherapist, both in the National Health...
Reflections from a Committed Practitioner – what the course has brought to life
Caroline Hoffman shares her experience of participating in Bodhi College's Committed Practitioners Programme (CPP)...
Secular Dharma by Stephen Batchelor
“Secular Dharma” is the name of a two-year modular course taught at Bodhi College that I teach with Martine Batchelor, Renate Seifarth and Jenny Wilks. In February this year, we began the second of these courses with twenty-three students from Europe, America and Indonesia. But what does “Secular Dharma” mean? And how, if at all, does it differ from what is taught on other courses at Bodhi College?
Reflections on the first CPP – Study Programme
By Christina Feldman, Bodhi College Teacher Akincano and I recently launched the first of the CPP modules in the...
Boundless Heart by Christina Feldman
Valuable learnings from The Mindfulness Course
"A wonderful development opportunity for established mindfulness-based teachers..." "Attending the Mindfulness Teacher...
Study and Practice
by Stephen Batchelor There is a tendency within the Buddhist world, particularly in the West, to see study as merely...