Zen Studies Classes
- Beginning January 2010
Many in the West are not familiar
with the historical, philosophical, and psychological
foundations of Zen and Buddhism. An academic approach to
understanding Zen and Buddhism is an essential part of
establishing an authentic and sustainable practice...
Classes are grounded in a seven core curriculum:
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Buddha's
Early Years
The Four Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
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Wisdom
Teachings
Ancient Strategies for Modern Living
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Zen Buddhism
The Dharma Leaves India and Makes its Way to China and
Japan
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Zen Buddhism
Buddhism Comes to America
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Introduction: Classic
Bodhisattvas and Their Practices
Faces of Compassion
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Ethics and
Compassion
Spiritual Precepts
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Once Again
What does Buddhism
teach?
Instructor -
Goshin Nora DeClassis, Ph.
D., is a faculty member and has served in senior staff
positions at Pine Wind Zen Center since 2004.
She is a graduate of Kean University of New Jersey and a
Certified Learning Consultant. On December 14, 2008
she received the Precepts during a Jukai Ceremony following
O-Rohatsu sesshin.
On December 13, 2009 she was
Ordained a Priest into The Order of The Great Lights.
One Wednesday
Evening a Month (Refer to
Calendar for Specific Dates)
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Fee for Zen
Studies Class Series:
Seven Classes -
Registration $125. (Series) Total 7 Classes.
Drop in - $20
per/class
Series
registration encouraged.
To
Register please call - 609.268.9151
