Sumeru News — Education
“Flowers on the Rock: Global and Local Buddhisms in Canada” published by McGill/Queen’s U Press
Books Buddhism Buddhism in Canada Buddhist community Buddhist Studies Education
Via the publisher’s website… Flowers on the Rock: Global and Local Buddhisms in Canada Edited by John S. Harding, Victor Sogen Hori and Alexander Soucy Analyzing the dramatic growth of Buddhism in Canada in global and historical contexts. When Sasaki Sokei-an founded his First Zen Institute of North America in 1930 he suggested that bringing Zen Buddhism to America was... Read more »
The post “Flowers on the Rock: Global and Local Buddhisms in Canada” published by McGill/Queen’s U Press appeared first on .
Mindfulness talks at U of T
Buddhism Buddhist Psychology Education Events Mindfulness
MINDFULNESS: Beyond Stress Reduction Buddhist Contemplative Care A talk by Henry Shiu, Ph.D., Lecturer Buddhism, Psychology & Mental Health Program, U of T Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014, 7:00pm Emmanuel College, 75 Queen’s Park Cres., Chapel (3rd flr) The Spiritual Roots of Mindfulness A talk by Tony Toneatto, Ph.D., CPsych., Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry, U... Read more »
The post Mindfulness talks at U of T appeared first on .
UT Buddhist Chaplaincy program admissions update
Buddhism in Canada Buddhist Psychology Chaplaincy Education Toronto
Participants in the recent roundtable, held at the West End Buddhist Temple, about the U of T Buddhist Chaplaincy program, have received a letter from Chris Ng, of the Buddhist Education Foundation for Canada (who are supporting the initiative)… Dear friends in the Dharma, I would like to thank you for participating at the Second... Read more »
The post UT Buddhist Chaplaincy program admissions update appeared first on .
U of T Buddhist Chaplaincy program update, 2nd roundtable
Buddhism in Canada Buddhist Psychology Buddhist Studies Chaplaincy Death Education Health Prison Toronto
The meeting commenced with a short introduction by Chris Ng, president of the Buddhist Education Foundation for Canada, and a welcome by Bhante Saranapala, resident Bhikkhu at the West End Buddhist Temple. Speakers: Bhante Yuttadhammo, a Canadian monk ordained in the Thai Forest tradition; Sensei Taigen Henderson, Abbot of Toronto Zen Centre; Professor Pam Couture,... Read more »
The post U of T Buddhist Chaplaincy program update, 2nd roundtable appeared first on .
Buddhist Care working group formed in Toronto
Buddhism in Canada Buddhist community Buddhist Psychology Chaplaincy Death Education Health Toronto
Very recently, a Buddhist Care working group consisting of medical doctors, social workers, Buddhist monastics, palliative care volunteers, educators and community leaders and advocates has been formed in Toronto to support the creation of a referral list/network of Buddhist Care volunteers to help others-in-need within the formal health system in hospitals, hospices and nursing homes,... Read more »
The post Buddhist Care working group formed in Toronto appeared first on .