Teacher: Christopher Ash
Weekly Conversations
When a specific course is not happening, I open up our Zoom venue each Sunday at 4:00 PM, Sydney-Melbourne time, for conversation. These weekly Kalyanamitta meetings are open to those who have done my courses or have made an arrangement with me personally.
If there is a topic designated for the Sunday meeting, it will be listed below in the events.
Courses
Any courses will be on Zoom; and all are held on Sundays at 4:00 PM, Sydney-Melbourne time. In between courses we enjoy our regular conversations.
Individual Sessions with Christopher
If you have any questions about the approach to the Dharma, or feel in need of support, I’m available for one-on-one sessions.
In case there is extra content, click on the heading-link for the particular course.
Nature includes the human, humans are nature. What does this mean for community, in body, speech and mind? This week, the ninth and closing session (23 October) we will focus on the postscript in Sue Hamilton-Blyth's I of the Beholder: What is a human being? As always, in my courses, bodily-felt experience is the touchstone. I will invite participants to consult their bodily-felt meaning of the Buddhist concepts, and to experience the vision in terms of a 'process orientation.' If you have some 'Focusing' experience, this course is made for you. If not, you will learn, as we proceed, to use your body's 'felt sense' for insight. Reference: Sue Hamilton-Blyth, Early Buddhism - A New Approach: the I of the Beholder. (2000) Curzon. Christopher Ash, 17 October 2022.
Event Information:
Human Nature