by signeglahn | Nov 9, 2023
Welcome to the Dhammapada course! #text introducing the course
by upasamkamitva | Jul 19, 2023
‘Samsara’ is a key concept in Indian and Buddhist thought, which broadly means ‘going round in circles’. This rich and evocative idea can be understood cosmologically — as a beginningless cycle of birth, death and rebirth over aeons; psychologically — as repetitive...
by signeglahn | Mar 27, 2023
Welcome to After Buddhism and Beyond – a 12 week self-study course, developed and taught by Stephen Batchelor Introduction “After Buddhism and Beyond” was the title of a twelve-session live online course I taught over two semesters during the coronavirus...
by upasamkamitva | Sep 15, 2022
‘Samsara’ is a key concept in Indian and Buddhist thought, which broadly means ‘going round in circles’. This rich and evocative idea can be understood cosmologically — as a beginningless cycle of birth, death and rebirth over aeons; psychologically — as repetitive...
by upasamkamitva | Sep 15, 2022
Theme: In the earliest teachings found in the Buddhist tradition, mindfulness is never presented as a stand-alone quality nor as an end in itself. Instead, mindfulness is presented as a quality and capacity in human consciousness, that is cultivated and developed...
by upasamkamitva | Aug 24, 2022
Theme: In the earliest teachings found in the Buddhist tradition, mindfulness is never presented as a stand-alone quality nor as an end in itself. Instead, mindfulness is presented as a quality and capacity in human consciousness, that is cultivated and developed...
by signeglahn | Aug 24, 2022
‘Samsara’ is a key concept in Indian and Buddhist thought, which broadly means ‘going round in circles’. This rich and evocative idea can be understood cosmologically — as a beginningless cycle of birth, death and rebirth over aeons; psychologically — as repetitive...
