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Learn About Buddha's Most Revolutionary Insights into Human Potential
Buddha was a scientist of the mind, and his profoundly liberating view is as relevant and life changing today as it was when it was first shared 2,500 years ago. Sign up to receive our 7-part email and video series in your inbox for an introduction to some of these life-changing teachings that each have the power to challenge how we see ourself and our world.
Emails are sent approximately every two days giving you time to read, re-read and contemplate each teaching.
Based on Geshe Kelsang Gyatso's Modern Presentation of Buddhism
Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche came from Tibet to the West in 1977. Since then he has worked tirelessly to establish a modern presentation of the Kadampa lineage of teachings. His presentation retains all the meanings and insights of Buddha’s original teachings, in a format that is accessible and suitable for modern-day practitioners. Through his great kindness everyone – regardless of nationality, culture, age or gender – now has the opportunity to practice scientifically proven methods for solving the problems of daily life that ultimately lead to true and lasting happiness. There are now over 1400 Kadampa Buddhist centers and branches around the world and Venerable Geshe-la has written 24 authoritative books and composed over 50 sadhanas, which have been translated into many different languages.
The wisdom to change your life
Buddha's teachings are designed to help everyone. This course is 100% online and available to people everywhere!
The content of this series comes from talks given by internationally renowned Kadampa Buddhist teacher, Kadam Morten
Kadam Morten has been guiding Buddhist meditation courses and retreats internationally for almost 40 years. He began studying Buddhism while at university in the early 1980's when he met founder of the New Kadampa Tradition, Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche. Kadam Morten teaches widely throughout Europe and the United States, and has been resident teacher of Kadampa Meditation Center NYC for 26 years, building the center there to become one of the largest of the tradition's 1,400 locations.
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