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SEPTEMBER 25
A 7 week mindful parenting course that brings together a group of longtime Buddhist practitioners and meditation teachers — who are also moms and dads — to explore parenthood as a path of practice.
Join us for live panel discussions, Q&As, pre-recorded talks, and (most importantly) useful, practical tools for showing up with presence, openness and care as we navigate the wild path of raising kids in this unpredictable world.
Course Highlights
Weekly Talks + Meditation
Each week through the end of October, participants will receive a recorded talk and practice from one of our teachers right to your inbox so that you can take it at your own pace and revisit what’s most helpful anytime you need it. The full curriculum can be found here.
7 weeks // 45-60 minutes each week
Live Community Gatherings
Ask questions of our teachers. Share ideas. Talk with other participants. We’ll be hosting 2 live discussions via Zoom with a panel of our teachers — one each month: October 1st at 8pm EST and November 9th at 2pm EST.
2 Live Meetups // 60 minutes each
On the Spot Practices
Being a practitioner means that time tested wisdom doesn’t remain purely theoretical: it’s put to good use, in our lives, where we most need it. This course is designed with application in mind so that you can take what you receive here and use it on your own path of parenthood.
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Carlos Alberto
Meeting the Changing Child: Parenting Through Impermanence
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Adreanna Limbach
Let the Process Shape You: Staying Open to Uncertainty and Change
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Scott Tusa
Discovering the Sacred in Daily Family Life
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Jackie Stewart
Staying Present for the Turbulent (and Tender) Moments
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Lodro Rinzler
The Good Enough Parent
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Cathy Trentalancia
The Four Immeasurable Ways of Loving Your Child (and Yourself)
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Ethan Nichtern
Abandon Any Hope of Fruition: Working With Unreasonable Expectations as a Parent
WEEK 1 - September 25
Carlos Alberto
Meeting the Changing Child: Parenting through Impermanence
WEEK 2 - October 2
Adreanna Limbach
Let the Process Shape You: Staying Open to Uncertainty and Change
WEEK 3 - October 9
Scott Tusa
Discovering the Sacred in Daily Family Life
WEEK 4 - October 16
Jackie Stewart
Staying Present for the Turbulent (and Tender) Moments
WEEK 5 - October 23
Lodro Rinzler
The Good Enough Parent
WEEK 7 - November 6
Ethan Nichtern
Abandon Any Hope of Fruition: Working With Unreasonable Expectations as a Parent
WEEK 6 - October 30
Cathy Trentalancia
The Four Immeasurable Ways of Loving Your Child (and Yourself)
FAQs
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Not explicitly! This course is a conversation with 7 Buddhist practitioners and meditation teachers who have been blending their own practice and study with the day to day act of raising kids and finding where the two intersect.
Historically, teachers were monastic and weren’t in the weeds of the 10,000 details that come with kids and family life. What makes this course so unique is that we’re exploring how can we use traditional Buddhist teachings and practices to inform the way that we show up in the role of raising kids.
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This is a great question! We’ll be organizing one live community gathering and teacher panel each month (2 in total) via Zoom so that you can participate no matter where in the world you live. We’ll take the preferences of our participants into account when scheduling these dates and times so the sooner you enroll, the sooner you can weigh in on when is best for you.
Dates and times will be announced the week of September 18th as the course launches and all gatherings will be recorded for participants - just in case you can’t join us live.
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Absolutely. Families of all shapes and sizes are welcome! “Parenthood” is a big word that’s meant to encompass any and all who engage in the daily lives of the kids they love, and who are looking for fresh perspective and practices for how to do that to the very best of their ability.
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Absolutely. And kudos to you for seeking out resources to help you wrap your mind around the big shift that’s on your horizon. Please join in and we will share what we have learned in the hopes it will be helpful to you.