O kursie
This course is part of a five-course-series that provides a thorough exploration of the Hinayana path drawing on teachings from prominent teachers and classic sources. The emphasis is on cultivating maitri or friendliness to oneself, and on the Shambhala teachings of basic goodness, gentleness and bravery - allowing us to meet the modern human condition with warriorship and dignity.
The Four Noble Truths are used as the overall organizing principle. Instructions in the Four Foundations of Mindfulness are interwoven and provide a meditative method for embracing the totality of our basically good experience—including pain and suffering.
Kurs III - Podstawowe nauki Buddy wskazują, że cierpienie, którego doświadczamy w naszym życiu, może ustać, jeśli je rozpoznamy, głęboko i głęboko, jak powstało to cierpienie. Wymaga to łagodnej odwagi i głębokiej kontemplacji, bypassing simplistic notions of how our suffering has arisen.
O Nauczycielach
Gelong Loden Nyima is a fully ordained Buddhist monk. He lived at Gampo Abbey from 2009 – 2017 where he practiced intensively, completed a cycle of advanced studies (Shedra), and served in various roles including as a senior teacher. He now lives at Drala Mountain Center where he serves as Resident Teacher and a founding faculty member for the Path of Meditation, the Summer Seminar, and other programs. He spends a portion of each year in retreat, travels to continue his own dharma education, and can often be seen jogging around the land at DMC.
Judith Simmer-Brown, doktorat, Distinguished Professor of Contemplative and Religious Studies Emeritx at Naropa University, where shehas taught for over 40 lat. Simmer-Brown jest trenerem współczucia dla Inicjatywy Współczucia w Naropie. Jest autorkąCiepły oddech Dakini: Zasada kobiecości w buddyzmie tybetańskim (Szambala) i redaktor, z Fran Grace, zMedytacja i klasa: Pedagogika kontemplacyjna dla religioznawstwa (SUNY). For Shambhala, she teaches Shambhala Training levels, Tematy mahajany i wadżrajany, ze szczególną miłością do Białej Tary, kobieca zasada, praca z emocjami, współczucie i zaangażowanie społeczne.