Pages
- 2023 Programme
- 2024 Programme
- About Us
- Being part of a Bodhi College Community Group
- Bodhi College
- Booking and Cancellation
- Cart
- Checkout
- Complaints Procedure
- Contact us
- Give In Memory
- Glossary of Buddhist words
- How can I help?
- Insight Meditation Teacher’s Code of Ethics
- Letting the Suttas Sing: An Introduction to Chanting
- Life After Retreat
- Mission Statement
- My account
- My daily practice
- Newsletters
- Preparing your home retreat environment
- Preparing your home retreat environment – from our teachers
- Privacy Statement
- Refund and Returns Policy
- Schedule
- Secular Dharma Online Course
- Self-study courses
- Shop
- Teacher Training Programme
- Terms and Conditions for the provision of services
- Testimonials
- The Ancient Buddhist Monasteries of India: 2024 Pilgrimage
- Thinking Out Loud – Autumn 2020 – Recordings
- Thinking Out Loud: Conversations on Early Buddhism – Recordings
- Universal Empathy Online Course – A Fresh Look at the Qualities of the Heart
- Uposatha Sangha – Participants’ Voices
- Useful links, videos, articles and other resources
- Venues
- Buddhist Foundations of Mindfulness
Posts by category
- Category: Articles
- A Question of Ethics
- Jaya Rudgard – an introduction to chanting
- Recommended summer reading from the faculty 2023
- In Memory of Gary Born
- Recommended Summer Reading 2022
- Teacher Training Programme – completion announcement
- Samsara: Teachers’ thoughts
- It’s all practice: how it felt to return to the mediation hall
- Uposatha Sangha interview
- Recommended summer reading 2021
- Sustaining ourselves in 2020
- Suggested summer reading from the faculty 2020
- Black Lives Matter – response from the Bodhi College faculty
- An extract from Embracing Extinction
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) response from Bodhi College
- Generosity: On the Economics of Bodhi College
- What Supports Personal Integrity?
- Reflection on the Buddhist Foundations of Mindfulness Programme
- Early Buddhism and Epicureanism
- Reflections from a Committed Practitioner – what the course has brought to life
- Suggested summer reading from the faculty
- Secular Dharma by Stephen Batchelor
- When ‘to do lists’ meet the meditation hall – my experience bridging the gap
- Reflections on the first CPP – Study Programme
- Māra: The Genesis of an Opera
- Boundless Heart by Christina Feldman
- Reflections on the four noble truths
- Valuable learnings from The Mindfulness Course
- Study and Practice
- Practice in Action – a Trustee’s Perspective
- Forget about being a Buddhist. Be a human.
- A Word from the Board – Spring 2017
- The Facebook Sutta (SN 57.1)
- A Buddhist Brexit – A Response
- Saṅkhāra Dukkha and the Suffering of Views (A Cautionary tale)
- A Buddhist Brexit
- Secular Mindfulness – potential and pitfalls
- Singing the Dharma?
- Why *Early* Buddhism?
- Beyond scientific materialism and religious belief
- The Secularisation of Buddhism
- Reflections on language, culture and social identity
- Reading lists
Courses
- Dhammapada 2022
- Samsara - Test course 4-2
- After Buddhism and Beyond
- Samsara - Test course 4
- Mindfulness test course3
- Mindfulness and its Extended Family
- Samsara - Or How to Stop Going Around in Circles
Lessons
- Dhammapada Session 5
- Dhammapada Session 4
- Dhammapada Session 3
- Dhammapada Session 2
- Dhammapada Session 1
- Introduction to the Dhammapada course
- Introduction to the course
- Lesson
- Lesson
- Part 1: Tasks, Truths and an Ethics of Uncertainty
- Lesson 12: Finale
- Lesson
- Lesson 11: Socrates
- Lesson 10: The Four Paths
- Lesson 9: The Epistemological Turn
- Lesson 8: Buddhanature as Being
- Lesson 7: After Buddhism What?
- Lesson 6: A Culture of Awakening
- Lesson 5: The Everyday Sublime
- Lesson
- Lesson 4: Nirvana for Everyone
- Lesson 3: Tasks and Truths
- Lesson 2: Reactivity and Suffering
- Lesson
- Lesson 1: What is Secular Dhamma?
- Lesson
- Lesson 3: Reactivity
- Lesson 2: A Very Short History of Secular Buddhism
- Lesson
- Lesson
- Lesson
- Session 2: Stephen Batchelor and Yuka Nakamura
- Session 1: Akincano Weber and Stephen Batchelor
- Thank you and Goodbye
- Q & A
- Main Talk 2
- Q & A
- Main Talk 1
- Meditation
- Welcome to the course
Topics
- Part 2: Creativity and a Meditation
- Part 1: Tasks, Truths and an Ethics of Uncertainty
- Part 2: Who is this Man Socrates?
- Part 1: Imagination as Practice
- Part 2: Thirty-Two Dimensions of Awakening (2)
- Part 1: The Logic of Awakening
- Part 2: How Gotama Became God
- Part 1: From Ethics to Epistemology
- Part 2: Buddhanature as a Fourfold Task
- Part 1: Buddhanature as the Question of Being
- Part 2: The Parable of the Snake
- Part 1: Reading After Buddhism in Bangkok
- Part 2: The Anarchy of the Gaps
- Part 1: Thirty-Two Dimensions of Awakening (1)
- Part 2: Negative Capability
- Topic
- Part 1: “Good Snowflakes”
- Part 2: A Secular Eightfold Path
- Part 1: Clearly Visible but Hard to See
- Topic
- Part 2: The True Person
- Part 1:The Ethics of Mindfulness
- Topic
- Part 2: Suffering
- Part 1: Reactivity
- Part 2: A Very Short History of Secular Buddhism
- Topic
- Part 1: Am I a Buddhist?
- LES 1.2
- Topic
- Topic 1.1: in words
- Topic
- LES 1.2
- LES 1.1
- Topic
- Video
Quizzes
Venues
- Gotvedinstituttet
- Klinik Mitra
- Sharpham - Coach House, Devon, UK
- Pegasusof
- ManuVision
- Die Stadtoase
- Woodbrooke
- Phendeling
- Havezate Den Alerdinck
- Huize Elisabeth
- British Library
- Venwoude
- Europäisches Zentrum für Achtsamkeit (EZfA)
- Goodenough College
- Bosoord
- Buddhistisches Zentrum
- The Kairos Centre
- Seminarhaus Engl
- Centrum voor Mindfulness, Amsterdam
- ITC-Naarden
- Waldhaus Am Laacher See, Germany
- Sharpham House, Devon, UK
- Le Château de Magny en Morvan
- Beatenberg
- St Lukes Community Centre