This free Karuna Live! will introduce how we work with the Mandala of the Five Buddha Families. About this Event In Tibetan Buddhism, a wisdom mandala is depicted graphically to represent a set of teachings and utilized as a meditative teaching tool. In Karuna Training, we draw from the Five Buddha Families Wisdom Mandala, an […]
Are you looking for a supportive space for learning in a community of meditation practitioners? This introductory Karuna Training online retreat day is open to everyone. The retreat will include guided meditation, teachings, Q&A, and small group experiential work. If you are considering the Karuna certificate program in Contemplative Psychology, this free retreat will give […]
In Karuna Training, we trust the intrinsic heath, wisdom, and compassion we were all born with. In our training program, we learn to tap this both personally and in community so that we can strengthen our resilience through adversity. In this Karuna Live! session we will explore intrinsic resilience and how to apply this to […]
Two day event on Saturday, August 21; 10 - 5pm, & Sunday, August 22; 10 - 1pm In Crestone, Colorado: in-person at the Vajra Vidya Retreat Center Free event with housing accommodations and lunch available for an additional cost. Karuna Training mixes the study of Buddhist Psychology with the practicalities of everyday life. We provide […]
Are you looking for a supportive space for learning in a community of meditation practitioners? This introductory Karuna Training online retreat day is open to everyone. The retreat will include guided meditation, teachings, Q&A, and small group experiential work. If you are considering the Karuna certificate program in Contemplative Psychology, this free retreat will give […]
3-part course on Fridays, September 3rd, 10th, & 17th at 2:00 - 3:30pm MT Anie Boudreau and Melissa Moore will teach this 3-Part Seminar covering: September 3: The view of Intrinsic Health and Mutual Healing in addiction Recovery September 10: Getting Resourced: tools, practices, and support for Addiction recovery September 17: Working with Shame: Curiosity […]
Compassion is a misunderstood word being used and often confused with words like sympathy and empathy. The word implies showing up for the suffering of self and others, however from a Buddhist psychology perspective, the word implies the practice of exchanging self with others from the perspective of nonduality. Spend an hour with us, exchanging […]
