Courses
We run courses online and in person at beautiful venues across Europe.
Through study of the original texts and meditation practice, we help you to integrate the ancient teachings of the Buddha into your life, in all its myriad dimensions
We offer online and in-person short & long courses and retreats. You can read here about the different formats.
Teachers Christina Feldman, John Peacock, Akincano Weber, Martine Batchelor, Bernat Font, Jaya Rudgard, Yuka Nakamura, Christoph Köck, Antonia Sumbundu, & River Wolton are the core faculty of Bodhi College, with visiting teachers.
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Online
In search of the pleasant life: Buddhism and Epicureanism
In this course, John & Bernat will further elaborate on the connections, similarities as well as differences of Buddhism and Epicureanism. What did each thinker—the Buddha and Epicurus—understand to be…
TeachersJohn Peacock, Bernat Font
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
Online
Community Mentoring Programme: Turning the Mind to its Roots
Over four weeks, this programme is devoted to teachings that orient the mind to practice, to finding resilience and to specific forms of radical awareness and of ‘turning the mind…
TeachersAkincano Weber
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
Online
The Dukkha of vulnerability
Not offering a way to avoid pain, but a way to meet it: with steadiness, compassion and clear understanding. This programme brings some of those teachings into view, in a…
TeachersChristina Feldman
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
Online
Uncovering the roots of the teachings
A four-part series exploring the Four Foundations of Mindfulness (Satipatthāna Sutta). A core framework for deepening practice and enriching teaching. The series will be offered in English, with simultaneous translation into…
TeachersChristina Feldman, Martine Batchelor, Bernat Font, Christoph Köck
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
Online
Contemplating the Early Teachings: exploring the Suttas from the Pali canon
In this programme we will reflect on a selection of suttas (discourses) from the Pali Canon. The suttas can provide context for the path we are on, inspire us and…
TeachersChristina Feldman, Antonia Sumbundu, Jaya Rudgard
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
After Buddhism and Beyond
This self-study course offers a comprehensive series of lectures, reflections, and discussions on the theme of Secular Dharma -from the teacher and author who has written many books on the…
TeachersStephen Batchelor
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
Mindfulness and its Extended Family
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…
TeachersChristina Feldman
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
Philosophy as a Way of Life: The Buddha, Sceptics, Epicureans and Stoics
Recordings of the online weekend seminar
TeachersJohn Peacock, Stephen Batchelor
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
Pleasure, Liking and Craving: Buddhist Psychological Perspectives
Recordings of an online one-day seminar Open to all
TeachersAkincano Weber, Christoph Köck
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
Recordings – Bodhi College Day of Celebration and Discovery: Early Buddhism for Today
Receive the video recordings of the full event which took place at Goodenough College, London, on 1 December 2019 Sessions include a panel discussion on study and practice, dialogue on…
TeachersAkincano Weber, John Peacock, Christina Feldman, Martine Batchelor, Christoph Köck, Stephen Batchelor, Chris Cullen
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
Self and Not-self
Recordings for the online Zoom weekend course with teaching, peer discussion, meditation practice and questions.
TeachersJohn Peacock, Stephen Batchelor
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline
E-courses for self-study
The Dhammapada
This course has five modules with teachings, exchanges between the teachers on particular chapters of the Dhammapada, as well as questions and comments from the participants.
TeachersChristina Feldman, Antonia Sumbundu, Martine Batchelor, Yuka Nakamura, Stephen Batchelor
LanguagesEnglish
LocationOnline