Three Live Webinars on bringing Mindfulness to
Taking Risks, Love and the Spiritual/Political/Corporate discourse
http://www.opencenter.org/live-webinar-the-transformative-power-of-mindfulness-risk-change-wisdom-a-buddhist-view/
Open Center in New York has invited Christopher Titmuss to host an online Live Webinar on August 18, 25 and September 9, 2012 from 13.00 to 15.00 (New York time).
Anyone with a computer and internet access from anywhere in the world can participate in the on line meeting.
Each class is part of a series of 3 classes addressing important areas of Mindfulness. The classes can be taken individually or as a whole.
A WEBINAR SERIES
(3 sessions) Saturdays, August 18 & 25,
and Sunday, September 9, 1-3pm New York time.
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$80 (No Member Discount) for series
$29 for individual webinars
$70 Early Bird rate when registering for
entire webinar series by August 4
LIVE WEBINAR 1.
August 18, 2012. 13:00 PM to 15:00 PM (New York time)
THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF MINDFULNESS –
RISK, CHANGE & WISDOM: A BUDDHIST VIEW.
There are many forms of risk-taking that garner attention in our culture. In fact, the courage to take risks is a valuable quality, and in Dharma life we learn to take risks to grow as human beings. How do we do this productively in a way that enables us to make substantive changes in our lives and reach our potential?
LIVE WEBINAR 2.
August 25, 2012. 13:00 PM to 15:00
THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF MINDFULNESS –
DESIRE AND LOVE
Who do we love? What do we love? Love and desire are two distinctly different movements—it requires mindfulness and vigilance to know the difference. Using mindfulness practice we can enable the movement of love to take place without the problematic features of desire.
LIVE WEBINAR 3.
Sunday, September 9 2012, 13.00 to 15.00 New York time
THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF MINDFULNESS –
THE WORLDLY AND THE SPIRITUAL
There is an important discourse to develop between the spiritual and political owing to the spiritual vacuum in political and corporate leadership. What gives rise to consumerism, competition and war? We will explore how skilful ways might bring the Four Noble Truths into the heart of public life.
Click or cut and paste on link at top of page for full information and how to register.
We look forward to you linking up with the webinar in August and early September.
Note from Open Center, New York City
This season, the Open Center is launching a compelling new initiative: live webinars with distinguished faculty, accessible from the comfort of your own home. It’s time to take the Open Center’s work worldwide via the Internet. To participate in any of these events, only a computer and broadband connection to the Internet are needed. Each webinar is an interactive, two-hour experience with an intimate feel. We encourage you to let friends and family outside the greater New York area know that these new programs are now available.
This class is part of a series of 3 classes that can be taken individually or as a whole. You can register through the link above.
By registering for this live webinar, for each webinar event you will receive the following:
90 minutes of live, interactive webinar content.
30 minutes of question-and-answer time with the teacher.
Access to download a recording of the complete webinar, after the event. (Free software provided to view.)
Computer System Requirements
No matter where you are on the planet, as long as you have a computer with a broadband connection, web browser, and sound capabilities (microphone and speakers or headset), you will be able to participate and engage in the question-and-answer period. If you can watch YouTube videos, you can attend this webinar online. Recommended System Requirements: Windows XP (PC) or Mac OSX 10.5 or higher, and browsers version Internet Explorer 6, Firefox 3, Safari 4, and Chrome 11 or higher.
ACCESS INFORMATION WILL BE EMAILED TO REGISTERED STUDENT A FEW DAY PRIOR TO THE EVENT.
Christopher Titmuss, a former Buddhist monk in Thailand and India, teaches Awakening and Insight Meditation around the world, and is the founder of the on line Mindfulness Training Course. A senior Dharma teacher in the West, he is also a poet and writer whose books include An Awakened Life, Mindfulness for Everyday Living and Transforming Our Terror. He lives in Totnes, Devon, England.
