This course is the third in a six-course series that examines Mahayana Buddhism. It explores how the brilliant scholar and teacher, Nagarjuna, explained the Buddha’s teaching from a logical perspective. It includes a description on the development of the Madhyamaka philosophical school in India and Tibet and explains the distinctions between its major branches.
In a heartfelt offering, Francis Olivier shows the gift of being vulnerable: “It was during that night that I realized how difficult I’ve been, how unpleasant at times I’ve been in the world. Despite this, my friends in my community have always put up with me. Always supported me.”
In this gentle poem, sangha member Beth Patterson offers a contemplation we can do any time, anywhere. Listen. Slow down. Relax.
Sangha member Ben Mikolaj challenges us to look closely at our path: “The dharma has never been about pleasing people. It’s about waking up. And waking up can mean walking away.”
Joyce Lam 17 May 1950–19 July 2025 Dear Nalandabodhi Vancouver Members and Friends, It is with a heavy heart that we inform you of the
Reflecting on Nalandabodhi Taichung’s celebration of Saga Dawa Düchen, Nalandabodhi friend Patty offers a wonderful insight into the power of offerings and prayers on such an auspicious occasion.
