Retreat week with Dharmavidya
Pureland Buddhism Residential Retreat
October 30-31, 2010. Love in the Pure Land, residential retreat with Dharmavidya. Brough House, Huron University College, London Ontario. Fee $185.
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Book Study with Dharmavidya
November 1-3, 2010. The New Buddhism by David Brazier. Fee- $60.00 3 evenings Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 7-9pm.
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Public Lectures
November 4th, 2010, 7-9 pm. Central Library, London Ontario."Spirituality in an Unpredictable World". Cost: Free
November 7th, 2010, 10am-11am. Trinity United Church, 76 Doulton Street, London, Ontario. "Life After Death, from a Pureland Perspective". Cost: Free
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Buddhist Psychology Workshop
November 6, 2010 King's University College, London, ON
Back Student Lounge, 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Registration Fee: $100 (lunch included)
This workshop is a chance to get immersed in a fascinating subject that touches the human heart. Buddhism is a tradition of spiritual growth and grace that has been developing sophisticated psychological methods since ancient times. David Brazier has spent several decades interpreting and presenting these principles and methods for Western practitioners in ways that can be applied in therapy, in personal growth, in spiritual practice, and in all forms of human relations. The path throws light on the transformation that trust brings to the human spirit and the central role of love and adversity in human life. David has been involved in the development of an “other-centered approach” to understanding how character is formed. This day workshop provides a taste of some of these methods and ideas, looking at how the mind is conditioned and at the skillful means that can transform such conditioning in positive ways.
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About Dharmavidya
David Brazier (Dharmavidya) is a psychotherapist and teacher of Buddhist psychology. He is a poet, an educator, and founder of communities and social aid projects internationally. He holds a doctorate from Keele University and professional qualifications in psychodrama, social work and management. He is the Head of the Amida Order, a Pureland Buddhist community. David is the author of a number of books on Buddhism, psychology and related subjects. His publications include: Beyond Carl Rogers (1993, Constable Robinson) Zen Therapy (1995, Constable Robinson) The Feeling Buddha (1997, Constable Robinson) The New Buddhism (2001, Constable Robinson) Who Loves Dies Well (2007, O-Books) Love and its Disappointment by David Brazier (2009, O-Books)
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