Joe Loizzo

May all beings live in safety.

May all beings be happy.

May all beings be healthy.

May all beings live with ease.









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en español

Programa de Psicoterapia Contemplativa

Año de Mindfulness / mixto con classes en vivo y grabadas

Programa líder en la integración de la atención plena, compasión y prácticas encarnadas, psicología y ética budistas, con la neuropsicología occidental, la psicoterapia y el trabajo social.

El Año de Mindfulness proporciona una base completa para la integración de la psicología contemplativa y la práctica de la meditación en la terapia psicodinámica contemporánea, cognitivo-conductual, objeto-relacional, interpersonal, familiar sistémica y otras áreas de cuidado dentro del ámbito de la salud.

El programa de este año puede incluir conferencias de profesores invitados como Sharon Salzberg, Jan Willis, Chris Germer, Lobsang Rapgay, Jasmine Syedullah, Paul Fulton, Ethan Nichtern, Dan Siegel, Erin Olivo, David Kezur y Bart van Melik, entre otros.

Para más información visite:
https://nalandainstitute.org/cpp-fall2022-mindfulness-sp-spanish

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em português

Programa de Psicoterapia Contemplativa

Ano da Atenção Plena / aprendizado misto, com aulas gravadas e ao vivo

Programa líder na integração da atenção plena, compaixão e práticas corporificadas, psicologia e ética Budistas, com neuropsicologia ocidental, psicoterapia e trabalho social.

O Ano da Atenção Plena proporciona uma base abrangente para a integração da psicologia contemplativa com a prática meditativa na psicodinâmica contemporânea, cognitiva-comportamental, objetual-relacional, interpessoal, terapias de sistemas familiares e campos de cuidados de saúde relacionados.

O programa deste ano pode incluir palestras de Sharon Salzberg, Jan Willis, Chris Germer, Lobsang Rapgay, Jasmine Syedullah, Paul Fulton, Ethan Nichtern, Dan Siegel, Erin Olivo, David Kezur, Bart van Melik, entre outros.

Informações visite o site: https://nalandainstitute.org/cpp-fall2022-mindfulness-sp-portuguese

The Nalanda Institute Contemplative Psychotherapy Program is now accepting applications!

We are the leading program for the integration of mindfulness, compassion, and embodiment practices, Buddhist psychology, and ethics, with contemporary neuropsychology, psychotherapy, and social justice work.

Learn from the most complete team of experts ever assembled in this field who will teach you to weave contemplative psychology, insights, and practices into the daily fabric of your professional practice and personal life.

Past guest faculty have included Robert Thurman, Sharon Salzberg, Rev. angel Kyodo williams, Lama Rod Owens, Tara Brach, Mark Epstein, Jan Willis, Roshi Joan Halifax, Rick Hanson, Chris Germer, Jasmine Syedullah, Richard Davidson, Dr. Nida Chenagtsang, Lobsang Rapgay, Dan Siegel, Ethan Nichtern and many others.

In the Fall of 2022, we will be offering two Compassion Year courses, the Mindfulness Year in Spanish and Portuguese, and the Embodiment Year.

Applications are now being accepted!

Find out more about this remarkable life-changing certificate program
Explore FREE Sample Lectures
go to https://nalandainstitute.org/cpp-fall2022

I hope you can join me & this incredible panel as we discuss the many issues that we face as we face the Great Return to Work!

Next Wednesday!

The Great Return to Work: Ensuring Individual and Organizational Wellbeing in the New Normal

The pandemic has changed so much of how we live and work. Whether you work in a nonprofit, for-profit, or have your own business practice, ensuring employee and organizational wellbeing in these times of change is crucial.

Please join our esteemed panel of experts for a lively and insightful discussion of how we show up for work in this new normal.

Join the FREE discussion Wednesday, June 22nd at 12p ET / 9am PT

Learn more and register: https://nalandainstitute.org/boundless-leadership-great-return

"Nirvana is not a perfect place apart, a great escape or an anesthetic trance in which our world ends, any more than it is the Indian restaurant called Nirvana I went to once in a penthouse on Central Park South."
~ from Joe Loizzo, "Sustainable Happiness: The Mind Science Of Well-Being, Altruism, and Inspiration"

We are thrilled that Joe Loizzo & Elazar Aslan's soon to be published Boundless Leadership is on Next Big Idea Club's “The 63 Books We Can’t Wait to Read This Winter.” The two best nonfiction books of the season will be chosen by Adam Grant, Malcolm Gladwell, Susan Cain, & Daniel Pink.

Preorder Now and Receive 30% Off and Other Bonus Material!
Go to https://bit.ly/preorder-30

Come! Fun! Wow!

It’s going to be a super winter blast that will warm you up!

It's the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel of Community!

Join us for an enjoyable evening gathering online to share poems, art, videos, recipes, thoughts, inspirations, favorite quotes, or just your voice to check in and say hello to your old and new Nalanda Institute friends.

Everyone is welcome!
December 10 06:00–7:30 PM (ET) / 3:00–4:30 PM (PT) / +5 GMT

Register at https://bit.ly/virtual-potluck

The pandemic has shown us the incredible tenacity and resilience demonstrated by healthcare professionals globally. Key traits such as empathy, resilience and mindfulness are becoming increasingly important skills in the field of healthcare, playing a significant factor in overall patient care and satisfaction.

In collaboration with New York-based Nalanda Institute for Contemplative Science, is now offering Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT), a seven-month, evidence-based course designed for anyone looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of how to build resilience, live mindfully and compassionately, cultivate well-being, and manage stress while helping others.

Healthcare workers of all disciplines such as social workers, psychologists, nurses, mental health counselors, physicians, palliative staff, art therapists as well as educators are encouraged to join. A certificate of accomplishment will be awarded upon completion.

The course starts from 9 October, 2021. Register now: https://bit.ly/3krYLc0

What’s wrong with the picture of reality you learned in science class?!?

Joe Loizzo leads our monthly global online community gathering for an exploration of why our future and our children’s future would be much better served if we relied on Buddhist science to update or replace many of the fundamentalist axioms of Western materialist science.

If you’re wondering what’s wrong with the picture of reality you learned in science class and want to wrap your mind around a radically different vision with the power to solve the problems that misguided science and technology has helped create—extreme inequity, climate crisis, pandemic hate and violence—please join our Nalanda Institute global community to rethink our worldview from the ground up.

The Nalanda tradition, especially the scientific vision of the Clockwork Process (Kalachakra-tantra), offers us a path to the wisdom and methods needed to transform ourselves and our world with a wiser, more caring science.

Free! Online via Zoom!

This Friday, June 11th from 5:30 – 7:00 PM (ET) (GMT -4 )

Register at https://bit.ly/gathering-june11

Join us!

Compassion-Based Resilience Training / Teacher Training

CBRT Meditation Teacher Training!

Don’t miss this opportunity to join our six-month live online meditation teacher training in mindfulness, compassion, imagery and breath-body practice.

Get certified to teach Nalanda Institute’s Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT), the most comprehensive, evidence-based contemplative training available today.

Learn in 23 weekly Zoom sessions with CBRT developer Dr. Joe Loizzo, program Director Fiona Brandon and Core Faculty Moustafa Abdelrahman to master the most efficient and effective format for introducing mainstream individuals and groups to the science and practice of contemplative stress-reduction, resilience, compassion and embodiment.

For more info & to register go to:
https://nalandainstitute.org/cbrt-teacher-training-2021/

Clockwork Science: Kalachakra Vision to Awaken Humanity, Society & the Planet
* with Joe Loizzo
* co-presented with Jewel Heart International

This Wednesday!

Explore the radically positive vision of our human future offered by the great Unexcelled Yoga Ta**ra system of Kalachakra, the Wheel of Time (or the Clockwork Process).

The program will be presented in three evenings culminating in a Saturday workshop. It compares the Clockwork’s contemplative science and practice with modern scientific discoveries with the aim of helping participants expand their spiritual life to embrace the Kalachakra vision that personal transformation naturally accelerates positive interpersonal, social, and planetary evolution.

May 5, 12, 19, 7:00–8:30pm and Saturday, May 22, 10:00am–5:00pm ET

For more info or to register go to
https://www.jewelheart.org/events/joseph-loizzo-kalachakra-vision-to-awaken-humanity-the-planet/

Everyday Epiphanies!

Everyday Epiphanies:
When the Ordinary Becomes Extraordinary
A Brief Online Contemplative Reading Group led by Elizabeth Rovere Elizabeth Rovere, MTS, PsyD, RYT

To reawaken our intuitive learning as a group, we will read selected passages together, take a moment for meditative reflection, and then share our deepest response—feelings, associations, and broader implications for our lives.

The book we will read is The Flip, a fascinating recent work by religious studies scholar Jeffrey Kripal, about non-ordinary experiences that transform people’s way of understanding themselves and the world.

Tuesdays, May 4, 11, and 18. Online from 6:30–8:00pm ET.

For info or to register go to:
http://bit.ly/everyday-epiphanies

Image (detail) of Nagarjuna by Robert Beer

Join with others from around the world and our wonderful group of meditation teachers! Open to everyone and all levels.

Spring has sprung! And our popular Lunchtime Meditations continues.

Take the midday pause that refreshes.

Join our global community to connect with your body, mind, and heart!

Mondays: Somatic Social Practice with Kristen Rae Stevens
Tuesdays: Mindful Self-Compassion with Nina Herzog
Wednesdays: Mindfulness with Marianne Gunther-Chin
Thursdays: Embodied Mindfulness Heather Shaw
Fridays: Loving-Kindness with Rachel Hammerman

If you have previously registered for our previous Lunchtime Meditations, your link will continue to work. However, if you have lost that information, you will need to re-register.

Lunchtime Meditations are co-sponsored with Tibet House US

Register at: http://bit.ly/lunchtime-zoom-sit

Clockwork Science: Kalachakra Vision to Awaken Humanity, Society & the Planet starts May 5th!

Clockwork Science: Kalachakra Vision to Awaken Humanity, Society & the Planet
* with Joe Loizzo
* co-presented with Jewel Heart International
Explore the radically positive vision of our human future offered by the great Unexcelled Yoga Ta**ra system of Kalachakra, the Wheel of Time (or the Clockwork Process).

The program will be presented in three evenings culminating in a Saturday workshop. It compares the Clockwork’s contemplative science and practice with modern scientific discoveries with the aim of helping participants expand their spiritual life to embrace the Kalachakra vision that personal transformation naturally accelerates positive interpersonal, social, and planetary evolution.

May 5, 12, 19, 7:00–8:30pm and Saturday, May 22, 10:00am–5:00pm ET

For more info or to register go to: https://www.jewelheart.org/events/joseph-loizzo-kalachakra-vision-to-awaken-humanity-the-planet/

Human Security and Contemplative Practice: A Conversation with Dr. Joe Loizzo - myFletcher

Human Security and Contemplative Practice: A Conversation with Dr. Joe Loizzo - myFletcher The Henry J. Leir Institute invites you to the third conversation of a four-part series dedicated to exploring the intersection of Human Security and Contemplation. In this third conversation, we w...

Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT)

Join three remarkable teachers Maria Thorin, Victoria Fontana Mindfulness Teacher and Wellness Coach, and Jennifer Ladonne this spring for the Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT), an evidence-based 9-week journey to cultivate resilience of mind, heart, and body, created by Joe Loizzo from the Nalanda Institute for Contemplative Science. In this training, you will learn mindfulness, compassion, imagery, and breathwork practices and how they can help you become more resilient & less stressed.
Sign up here: www.compassionwellbeing.co

Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT) In this video, Maria Thorin, Jennifer Ladonne and Victoria Fontana explain what the Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT) is all about.If you are inter...

The mapping of mind is a necessity!

The mapping of mind is a necessity.

It is needed to be learned and it is needed to be introduced as a modern academic subject.

If we can learn about our body as a modern academy subject, why cannot we learn about mind in a modern academy subject?

If we can learn biology in the schools and colleges, why we cannot learn about the mapping of mind in the schools and colleges?

~~Shartse Khensur Rinpoche Jangchup Choeden.

On Friday, March 12th, Nalanda Institute hosted its 12th online Gathering in Uncertain Times, entitled “Universal Contemplative Education for an Equitable, Sustainable Future.”

We were honored to have Shartse Khensur Rinpoche Jangchup Choeden join us from India. In light of the pandemic, he offered a much-needed perspective on how the dominant culture of the modern West has created the complex crisis we’re in and how the Buddhist mind science tradition can help awaken our Buddha-potential — for thriving together with all life on earth, and to guide us towards the new way of being and living we need today.

Watch on our web site: http://bit.ly/ni-shartse

Join us this Friday, March 12th!

Universal Contemplative Education for an Equitable, Sustainable Future
with Shartse Khensur Jangchub Choeden

For our 12th Gathering in Uncertain Times, we open our eyes to the light with the help of a leading contemplative scientist in the Nalanda tradition, the former abbot of Shartse College of Ganden University in South India. Shartse Khensur Jangchub Choeden, among the youngest Lharampa Geshes appointed abbot by HH the Dalai Lama, is known as the “21st century monk” for his nuanced understanding of the complex issues of global civilization.

The Shartse Khensur brings a much needed perspective on how the dominant culture of the modern West has created the complex crisis we’re in and how the Buddhist mind science tradition can help awaken our Buddha-potential for thriving together with all life on earth, and guide us towards the new way of being and living we need today.

Please join us as Shartse Khensur shares his vision of a positive global future for humanity and our planet, guided by the transformational science and practice of the Nalanda tradition.

Free online! This Friday, March 12th, 7–8:30 (ET) (GMT-5). Note new time!

To register go to http://bit.ly/Shartse
or for more info visit our site: http://bit.ly/Shartse-info

Buddhism came up with the idea that a human being can know everything.

"Buddhism came up with the idea that a human being can know everything. And that a human being can understand and experience the nature of reality. In that sense, we can achieve the goal of science, which is to know what is real.

And actually, not only can it be done, but the human being has to know what is real if they want to be happy. And the assumption is, and the obvious observation, is that every living being wants to not suffer pain and wants to be happy. That's what everybody wants."
~~ Robert A.F. Thurman, Week 2, “Cosmology, Physics and the Natural World” of the 4-session “What Modern Science Can Learn from Buddhist Science.”

There are two more sessions left! Join Bob Thurman and Joe Loizzo as they continue their more than 40-year exploration of “What Modern Science Can Learn from Buddhist Science.”

Co-sponsored with Tibet House US

** For more info go to http://bit.ly/buddhism-science

I am looking forward to team-teaching with the wonderful & wise Moustafa Abdelrahman!

Contemplative Therapies: Building Resilience Through Mindfulness and Compassion
A 4-Week online course with Joe Loizzo and Moustafa Abdelrahman

Contemplative trainings are emerging as vital interventions for the prevention and treatment of a wide range of conditions caused or exacerbated by the adverse effects of chronic stress and trauma, from mental conditions like anxiety, depression, addictions and PTSD to common disorders like heart disease, cancer, diabetes, IBS, autoimmune syndromes and chronic pain.

Join these two wonderful and inspiring teachers, as they explore the mind/body mechanisms and methods of stress-reduction, self-healing and optimal health based on a growing body of neuropsychological research and clinical application of contemplative techniques like mindfulness, compassion and embodied practices drawn from the traditional healthcare systems of Asia.

* Understand how the four phases of stress and trauma promote mind/body disease.
Learn how attention directs neuroplasticity that shapes the mind, brain and body.

* Understand how four levels of resilience help us bounce back from the four levels of stress-reactivity.

* Explore traditional contemplative systems of conscious self-healing and self-change.

* Become familiar with mindfulness, compassion and embodied practices that reduce stress, build resilience and foster optimal mind/body health and well-being.

The 4-week series runs Mondays and Wednesdays: March 8, 10, 15, 17 from 7:00–9:00pm ET

Contemplative Therapies is an Embodied Philosophy course in association with Nalanda Institute.

For more info go to http://bit.ly/ni-ep-resilience

Tonight!!!

Join Robert A.F. Thurman and Joe Loizzo tonight as they continue their more than 40-year exploration of “What Modern Science Can Learn from Buddhist Science.”

Explore how Buddhist science can help humanize and awaken its modern counterpart to become an effective partner in the real aim of all science—to better understand reality in order to care for living beings.
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Joe Loizzo, from last week’s meeting “Introduction: Multidisciplinary Human Sciences”:

So, we were talking about the many ways in which Buddhist science anticipated many of the theories that we have in the West, about the dependence of the mind on energy and the human body, also on the fact that the mind actually changes neural energy in the human body. Anticipating biology in the understanding of neuroplasticity. Anticipating the notion that that life evolves from life, gradually through natural causes, the essence of evolutionary theory and also anticipating the cosmological understandings that there are multiple universes throughout—not just one solar system, but multiple systems and cosmos, that continue to evolve?

So, part of the question we wanted to explore is how did this happen without the cyclotron, without fMRI, without the powerful modern mechanical tools that break things into little pieces so that we can then look at them?

How is it just using reflection, the personal experience of what it's like to live in a human mind and body, what we observe about the subtle patterns of that mind and body and the way they change over time?

How is it that Buddhist scientists could anticipate so many of these things without all the technology, without throwing out the mind and without creating a fraction of the harm that modern science has accidentally created? Because when they threw off the tradition, our ethical and spiritual traditions, it threw off any accountability to ethics, any understanding that ethics, and psychology—that what makes us happy as individuals and as a community has to be an indispensable benchmark.

Society prior to ours had always assumed that knowledge had to be grounded in ethics. And our modern science went off on this limb, which gave us the iPhone, air travel and so on and so forth. But it also gave us a nuclear power, global warming—the kind of disintegration that normal economy equals the mechanical exploitation of human beings, the mass murder of human beings. All of this stuff came out of a search for knowledge, which was unmoored from ethics, and unmoored from any personal reflective accountability or experiment, like am I happier now? Because, I know all of this, does it help me be a better human? That's the kind of thing we ask it in the Buddhist scientific tradition.

Co-sponsored by Tibet House US and Nalanda Institute for Contemplative Science!

For more info go to http://bit.ly/buddhism-science

We are so happy to be able to share this recording of Lama Rod Owens!

I had to learn how to make choices and then to understand the impact of those choices, and then to change.

And so I began to appreciate the mistakes.

Mistakes are just there and they can be full of pain.

But, as we learn in Buddhadharma, as we learn in contemplative practice in general, everything is teaching us. Even the pain, the pain is teaching us how to get free if we just listened to her, if we pay attention. The mistakes are teaching us how to get free.

I've needed these unconscious bad decisions in order for me to experience the vastness and the openness of my mind right now.

I celebrate.

~~ Lama Rod Owens, “Love & Rage: The Path to Liberation Through Anger,” Nalanda Institute book talk.

Lama Rod led the 2021 Spring Retreat for Nalanda institute's San Francisco Contemplative Psychotherapy Program. We opened up the retreat to the public for Lama Rod’s book. We are delighted to share the recording of his wonderful talk.

So, sit back. Watch. Turn your attention into the spaciousness and vastness of the ocean with Lama Rod.

Watch at http://bit.ly/NI-Lama-Rod-talk

Lanzamos el CBRT: El Entrenamiento en la Resiliencia basado en la Compasión (CBRT) del Nalanda Institute for Contemplative Science. Es un método integral de entrenamiento en la Resiliencia de la mente, el corazón y el cuerpo, necesaria para vivir con bienestar y mantener nuestro compromiso y participación en un mundo interconectado. Fue desarrollado y probado en los hospitales de Columbia y Cornell, donde se ofrece continuamente desde el 1998. Este curso se ofrecerá online y en español. Para más información visita: https://www.espacionutopia.com/8-semanas-compasi%C3%B3n

I hope you can join us this Friday!

Our health and well-being as human beings is directly connected to the health and well-being of Mother Earth. We have made the land sick and contaminated our food chain.

How we conduct ourselves in relationship to the land and to other members of creation directly affects the balance of life. What we do to the land we do to ourselves. The Earth operates on the principle of balance, and natural living laws. When we comply with these natural laws, we can restore the balance of our source of life. When our mother feels well, we as her children will become well again.
~ ~ Elder Dave Courchene Message at the “Setting the Foundation for Good Relations in Our Homeland: Indigenous Knowledge Keepers Addressing Racism in Healthcare” (see The Turtle Lodge's page, http://bit.ly/ElderDave-message, to read the entire message)

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This Friday, we celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Iron Ox and set our sights on transitioning through the multi-dimensional crisis we face to a new way of being in a whole new world.

Please join us as Elder Dr. Dave Courchene, Nii Gaani Aki Inini (Leading Earth Man) shares his vision of a New Life of Care for Mother Earth, a vision resonant with the Tibetan Buddhist Kalachakra prophecy of earth as a Medicine Planet, and encourages us all to transform our way of being into one that is in harmony with our environment, with all peoples, and with all life on earth.

Everyone is invited to our free 11th Gathering in Uncertain Times, this Friday, February 12 5:30–7:00 ET (US & Canada) (GMT-5)!

For more info go to: http://bit.ly/MedicinePlanet
or to register go to https://bit.ly/elder-dave

Lama Rod Owens tomorrow!!!

Free online event with the amazing Lama Rod Owens, tomorrow, February 6th!

The Nalanda Institute’s San Francisco Contemplative Psychotherapy Program is honored to welcome visiting faculty member Lama Rod Owens, dharma teacher, author, and activist as he shares his recent book, Love and Rage: The Path to Liberation Through Anger. Lama Rod will explore how to practice the healing arts of Buddhist psychology during this time of social, racial, and political upheaval.

Love and Rage has been widely acclaimed for its prophetic truth, timing and honesty and wisdom, in dealing with the multiplicity of challenges this generation is waking up to.

We hope you can join us online for this free webinar with the wise, and inspiring Lama Rod Owens via Zoom on February 6th!

Saturday, February 6, 2021, 3:00–4:30pm (PST); 6:00–7:30pm (EST).

To register go to http://bit.ly/sf-lama-rod

All knowledge and understanding is embedded in the land.

All knowledge and understanding is embedded in the land. Mother Earth is a living entity with a great intelligence. The Earth is a full expression of that love and intelligence. Our collective duty and responsibility is to return her love, by respecting her natural forces and living her natural laws, which govern the universe.

What we do to the Earth we do to ourselves.

We need to reconcile with Nature for the harm we have done to her. We must make peace with her.

~ Elder Nii Gaani Aki Inini, Dr. Dave Courchene, Jr. of the Anishinaabe Nation, Eagle Clan, “Elder Dave,” introducing the America Issue of Whalebone Magazine.
https://whalebonemag.com/note-america-issue-elder-dave/

On February 12th, we celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Iron Ox and set our sights on transitioning through the multi-dimensional crisis we face to a new way of being in a whole new world.

Please join us as Elder Dr. Dave Courchene, Nii Gaani Aki Inini (Leading Earth Man) shares his vision of a New Life of Care for Mother Earth, a vision resonant with the Tibetan Buddhist Kalachakra prophecy of earth as a Medicine Planet, and encourages us all to transform our way of being into one that is in harmony with our environment, with all peoples, and with all life on earth.

Everyone is invited to our free 11th Gathering in Uncertain Times, February 12 5:30–7:00 ET (US & Canada) (GMT-5)!

For more info & to register: https://nalandainstitute.org/event/envisioning-the-medicine-planet-our-11th-gathering-in-uncertain-times/

It is going to be a fascinating four weeks! Hope you can join us!

Join Joe Loizzo and Robert A.F. Thurman, in this four-session course, as they share their nearly fifty year dialogue on how Buddhist science can help humanize and awaken its modern counterpart to become an effective partner in the real aim of all science—to better understand reality in order to care for living beings.

Co-sponsored with Tibet House US

Four Mondays online via Zoom starting February 15!

For more info go to http://bit.ly/buddhism-science

A happy New Year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear

A Whole New World in 2021

As we say goodbye to 2020, let’s take our cue from the historic Saturn-Jupiter conjunction and envision not just a return to normal but a whole new world of personal healing, radical equality, and global awakening!

or as John & Yoko said:

A happy New Year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear

I am grateful to Ann Harper Campbell, Yuria Celidwen, and Maria Thorin for sharing their remarkable research and work. Thank you!

We held our 10th Gathering in Uncertain Times last Friday. We came together as a community to get to know three of our first Nalanda Fellows, Ann Harper Campbell, Yuria Celidwen, and Maria Thorin.

It was a fascinating and inspiring conversation about our fellows’ work applying contemplative science and skillful compassion in the real world.

View the video documentation at https://bit.ly/ni-fellows

Please join us this Friday!

Coming Together in Uncertain Times: Meet our Nalanda Institute Fellows!

In this 10th Gathering in Uncertain Times, we come together as a community to get to know three of our first Nalanda Fellows, and learn more about their work, how they’re contributing to the Institute and its impact on the world.

We’ll hear from Ann Harper Campbell, Yuria Celidwen, and Maria Thorin and how they are developing their own contemplative leadership while helping the Institute expand its reach and impact in these uncertain times!

Please join us along with our growing global interconnected community.
Friday, December 11th from 5:30 – 7:00pm ET online via Zoom.

Find out more on our Event Page at https://bit.ly/fellows-talk

or

Register now at https://bit.ly/register-12-11