We asked our teachers five questions about them and their lives. Here is what Jake responded: 1) What brings you joy?...
Our teachers share: Jake Dartington
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Our teachers share: Martine Batchelor
We asked our teachers five questions about them and their lives. Here is what Martine responded: 1) If you could go...
Our teachers share: Christina Feldman
We asked our teachers five questions about them and their lives. Here is what Christina responded: 1) What brings you...
Our teachers share: Bernat Font
We asked our teachers five questions about them and their lives. Here is what Bernat responded: 1) What brings you...
Our teachers share: Yuka Nakamura
We asked our teachers five questions about them and their lives. Here is what Yuka responded: 1) If you could go back...
Our teachers share: Stephen Batchelor
We asked our teachers five questions about them and their lives. Here is what Stephen responded: 1) If you could go...
Meet our teacher – Bernat Font
Already a popular and energetic teacher, Bernat met the dharma at a very young age, and has practiced in Europe, India...
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...
It’s all practice: how it felt to return to the mediation hall
By CPP participant Lisa Welchman In ordinary times, if ordinary times actually exist, being together with other...
Uposatha Sangha interview
Building our practice community – fortnightly ritual with the lunar cycle The Bodhi College Uposatha Sangha begins in...
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?