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“Wise Hope”: A Conversation with Roshi Joan Halifax
Roshi Joan Halifax, Ph.D. is a Buddhist teacher, Founder and Head Teacher of Upaya Zen Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico,...
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from physical comportment to psycho-spiritual balance and insight 1) Does one keeps their eyes open while meditating and how to...
Read moreDetailsSuicide Prevention in South Korea
The 2nd Life Respect Day Celebration and Policy Seminar sponsored by the Korea Life Movement Union March 25, 2022 presentation by...
Read moreDetailsAnnotated Bibliography for Buddhist Psychotherapy and Suicide Prevention
Baker, Willa Blythe The Wakeful Body: Somatic Mindfulness as a Path to Freedom (Shambhala, 2021) pp. 208. An excerpt from...
Read moreDetails3rd Round: International Conference on Buddhist Psychotherapy and Suicide Prevention
September 26-27, 2023 At the Office of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB), Bangkok The group welcomed 2023 and...
Read moreDetailsMaitri Space Awareness with Prof. Elaine Yuen
Elaine Yuen was Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Chair of the Master of Divinity Program at Naropa University, a...
Read moreDetailsBuddhist Chaplaincy in North America, Japan, and Beyond
Presentation by Rev. Fuminobu (Eishin) Komura Tendai Buddhist Priest, former Staff Chaplain at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Personal...
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Laughing and Crying while Facing Death
A Zen Monk Brings Death Workshops & Buddhist Suicide Prevention Counseling to Thailand In life, not everything goes as you wish. There are times...
Read moreDetailsApplying Eugene Gendlin’s Focusing for Buddhist Community: Bridging Therapeutic and Contemplative Traditions
by Ven. Zinai with commentary Jonathan S. Watts Ven. Zinai (Taiwan) was ordained in 1983 by the renowned bhiksuni Master Wuyin and Venerable Xinzi. Her...
Read moreDetailsA Buddhist Analysis and Commentary on the 6 Steps of Focusing Using the Buddha’s Teachings of the Five Aggregates (khanda) & Dependent Co-origination (paticca samuppada)
by Jonathan S. Watts see Ven. Zinai's original article Applying Eugene Gendlin’s Focusing for Buddhist Community: Bridging Therapeutic and Contemplative Traditions Introduction: Is there...
Read moreDetailsTabidachi: A Death Workshop for All
If today was the last day of your life...what would you think about and what would you do?As you face death, you must let...
Read moreDetailsSuicide Prevention in Japan
On the verge of the new millennium, Japanese society began to experience noticeable fissures and discontinuities that belied its image as a cohesive and...
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