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Embodying the Bodhisattva Path in These Challenging Times
Five months: Sundays, 01:00 PM – 03:00 PM (Every month on the second Sunday for 5 times)
The retreat will be held in Eastern Time Zone (New York – US): convert to your time zone
Recommended Reading
Donald Rothberg, The Engaged Spiritual Life: A Buddhist Approach to Transforming
Ourselves and the World. (2006) Teachings and practices to cultivate and train our heart and engage in the world with wisdom and compassion.
Thich Nhat Hanh, No Mud, No Lotus. (2014). Mindful practices to transform suffering and cultivate joy by a beloved teacher who was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Dr. Martin Luther King in 1967.
Class Schedule
Weekly Themes
- Welcome/CheckiIn (5-10 minutes)
- Meditation (15 minutes)
- Talk (40 minutes)
- Mindful movement (10 minutes)
- Breakout groups or full group discussion (20 minutes)
- Areas of compassion in action/skillful practices (e.g., immigration; grassroots action;
supports for practice) (15 minutes) - Brief meditation, at-home practices, closing (10 minutes)
- Session 1 (February 9): Overview and Introduction to the Bodhisattva Path and the
Beloved Community - Session 2: (March 9): Overview and Introduction to the Bodhisattva Path: Foundation of
Wisdom and Compassion; Qualities of a Bodhisattva - Session 3: (April 13): Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Inner and Outer Transformation,
Creating the Beloved Community - Session 4: (May 11): Alleviating Personal and Collective Suffering through the
Transformative Practice of Tonglen - Session 5: (June 8): The Bodhisattva Path to the Beloved Community: Conclusion,
Review of at-home practices and intentions going forward
Course Support
Content questions? Email Hugh Byrne: hughgbyrne123@gmail.com
Peer group or movement questions? Email Jodi Supanich: jodi@washburnmeditationcenter.com
Administrative/logistical or technology questions? Email Glen Harrison: glen.harrison@imcw.org