Presenters

  • Ajahn Sucitto

    AJAHN SUCITTO was born in London; he entered monastic life in Thailand in 1975 and Ajahn_Sucittosince1978 has lived in Britain. He has been teaching Dhamma since 1980, both in meditation retreats and in talks given regularly in monasteries. He has written a number of books and teaches worldwide. Since 1992 he has been the Sanghathera and senior incumbent of Cittaviveka monastery in West Sussex. Website: ajahnsucitto.org || Blog: Reflections

     

  • Akincano Weber

    AKINCANO M. WEBER is a Swiss Buddhist teacher and psychotherapist (MA). A former monk, he has lived and practiced for 20 years in European and Thai Forest monasteries. Particular interests are early Buddhist texts, stillness and contemplative psychology. He is guiding teacher of Atammaya Cologne, Germany, part of the CPP programme and of several Mindfulness teacher trainings and teaches meditation and Buddhist Psychology in secular and traditional contexts in Europe and overseas.

    www.akincano.net

  • Akincano Weber (DE)

    AKINCANO M. WEBER ist Dharmalehrer und Therapeut. Er war 20 Jahre Mönch in Europa und AkincanoAsien und ist der Praxis und Überlieferung des frühen Buddhismus verbunden. Interessen: Texte des indischen Buddhismus, Geistessammlung, kontemplative Psychologie. Er studierte Buddhistische Psychotherapie in London (M.A.), unterrichtet international Meditation und Buddhistische Psychologie und führt eine Praxis für Dialogische Prozessbegleitung. Akincano ist Mitbegründer von Bodhi College, leitet Atammaya Köln, ist Dozent für verschiedene MBSR-Institute und Teil des CPP-Programmes; er lebt mit seiner Frau in Köln. 
    
Webseite: www.akincano.net

     

  • Andy Rotman

    ANDY ROTMAN is the Sydenham Clark Parsons professor of Religion, Buddhism, and South Asian Studies at Smith College. His research focuses on Buddhist narratives and ethics, and teaching is one of his greatest pleasures. His publications include Hungry Ghosts; Divine Stories: Translations from the Divyāvadāna, part 1 and part 2; and Thus Have I Seen: Visualizing Faith in Early Indian Buddhism.

  • Anne Patrikainen

    ANNE PATRIKAINEN has practiced Vipassana meditation since 2004. She has sat numerous AnnePatrikainenretreats in Europe, Asia, and the USA, including many three-month retreats. Based in Helsinki, Anne has been sharing the Dharma since 2011 in various cities around Finland and online. She is one of the lead teachers of Nirodha Insight Meditation Finland and has completed the Bodhi College Dharma Teacher Training Programme. In her teaching Anne likes to emphasize clarity, examples of practice in daily life, as well as kindness and compassion for oneself. She divides her time between sharing the Dharma and working as a psychologist.

  • Anne Speckens

    ANNE SPECKENS is a professor of psychiatry at the Radboud University Medical Centre in  Nijmegen, the Netherlands. She is the founder and director of the Radboudumc Centre for Anne SpeckensMindfulness. The Centre offers mindfulness courses for both clinical populations and health care professionals. Its research focuses on the effectiveness and possible working mechanisms of mindfulness in different populations. Anne is a qualified mindfulness teacher and completed the Teacher Training Program of Bodhi College in 2021.

  • Antonia Macaro

     

    ANTONIA MACARO is an existential psychotherapist and philosophical counsellor. She has a long-standing interest in both Buddhism and Hellenistic philosophy. She is the author of More than Happiness: Buddhist and Stoic Wisdom for a Sceptical Age.

  • Antonia Sumbundu

    ANTONIA SUMBUNDU has been a Tibetan Buddhist and mindfulness meditation practitioner for more than 30 years. She trained as a clinical psychologist specialized in CBT and supervision, and completed an MSt in MBCT from University of Oxford, where she currently is a senior associate trainer. For many years her work focused on the clinical applications of meditation, before shifting to teach meditation in a broader context and serving as a dharma teacher for an international meditation community.

  • Boaz Feldman

    Facilitator

    Boaz Feldman first practiced meditation as a Buddhist monk in the tradition of northern Boaz FeldmanThailand 15 years ago. He is a Dharma teacher graduate from the Bodhi College with Martine and Stephen Batchelor as his mentors. Boaz is currently completing his Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) certification with the University of Bangor and has completed over 6 years of silent retreats with teachers such as Sayadaw U Tejaniya (Burma), Joseph Goldstein (USA), Rob Burbea (UK) and Patricia & Charles Genoud (Switzerland). He also trained as a clinical psychologist and founded NeuroSystemics, a Swiss-based charity which trains individuals, groups and communities in somatics and trauma-sensitive approaches globally.

  • Celeste Young

    Celeste Young began formally practicing Buddhist meditation in 2002. In 2011, she was invited Celeste Youngto join the first teacher development cohort at InsightLA, where she’s served as a core teacher for the past decade. Celeste has maintained a strong interest in and commitment to long retreat practice over the years. She also teaches Insight Meditation retreats, works with individual students, and mentors new teachers globally. 

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