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Application of the Buddha's teachings
6 students
Application of the Buddha's teachings
The Buddha's Wisdom for Modern Living: Action Oriented Techniques from his Teachings
Created byDr. Sonali Wagle
Last updated 7/2025
English
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Buddha Vacana - The teachings of the Buddha
- Abhayarājakumara Sutta-Truth: Define and explain the Buddhist concept of truth as elucidated in the Abhayrājkumara Sutta.
- Dakkhiṇāvibhaṅga Sutta-Generating Kindness: Explore the concept of generosity and its role in generating kindness, as explained in the Dakkhiṇāvibhaṅga Sutta.
- Ambalaṭṭhikarāhulovāda Sutta - Never lie even as a joke/ fun. Bullying, judging
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Course content
5 sections • 20 lectures • 1h 30m total length
Requirements
- Basic Understanding of Buddhism: A foundational knowledge of Buddhist teachings, principles, and terminology will be helpful in grasping the content of the course.
- Open-mindedness and Willingness to Learn: Since the course covers philosophical and ethical aspects of Buddhism, a receptive and open-minded attitude is essential for effective learning.
- Reading and Comprehension Skills: The course focuses on practical applications of Buddhist teachings in daily life. A genuine interest in personal development and mindfulness practices will enhance the learning experience.
- Interest in Personal Development: Some portions of the course may involve meditation and mindfulness practices. Students should be willing to commit to regular practice to integrate the teachings into their lives.
- Commitment to Practice: Allocate sufficient time for reading, reflection, and practice. The course may involve both theoretical study and practical application, so a realistic time commitment is important.
- Willingness to Engage in Discussions: The course may include discussions and reflections on personal experiences. A willingness to participate in such discussions and share insights with peers can enhance the learning community.
- No Previous Formal Education Requirements: While a basic understanding of Buddhism is beneficial, there are no strict formal education prerequisites. The course is designed to accommodate learners with varying levels of familiarity with Buddhist teachings.
- Application Mindset: How to apply the teachings of the Buddha in daily life
Description
Learning Objectives: At the end of the course, you will be able to
Explore your mind.
Acquire practical strategies to enhance your productivity, effectiveness, improve decision-making, reduce stress and conflicts, and foster interpersonal relationships.
Develop a consistent practice of self-reflection to identify your behaviours and responses to others rather than react impulsively.
Utilize the frameworks provided in the course to cultivate generosity, assertiveness, and compassion in your interactions with others.
Embark on a profound journey into the core of Buddhist philosophy with our comprehensive course, “Mindfulness in Action: Buddhist Wisdom for Modern Living.” This transformative experience guides you through key sutras, illuminating the timeless teachings that connect ancient wisdom with the intricacies of contemporary existence.
The Dakkhiṇāvibhaṅga Sutta will illuminate the transformative power of generosity and kindness, guiding you to cultivate a generous heart and extend compassion to yourself and others.
Delve into the Abhayarājakumara Sutta to grasp the essence of truth and authenticity, unlocking practical applications for living a genuine and sincere life. Navigate the Vitakkasaṇṭhāna Sutta, discovering strategies to overcome resentment and hatred, fostering mental resilience in life's challenges.
Finally, explore the Ambalaṭṭhikarāhulovāda Sutta to understand that it is important to reflect on one's behaviour. Never lie, even in a joke.
Practical Tools for Daily Application: Throughout the course, various tools and exercises will be provided to empower you to integrate these teachings into your daily life. From mindfulness practices to communication techniques, these tools serve as invaluable companions on your journey to personal growth, fostering a more meaningful and compassionate existence.
This course is designed for individuals seeking knowledge and practical tools for personal growth, mindfulness, and ethical living. Join us in weaving the threads of ancient wisdom into the fabric of your modern life, unlocking the potential for a more meaningful and compassionate existence.
Who this course is for:
- Buddhism Enthusiasts: Individuals who are already interested in Buddhism and want to explore specific sutras in more depth.
- Spiritual Seekers: Those on a spiritual journey looking for practical guidance and wisdom from Buddhist teachings.
- Corporate Executives: Individuals who are willing to apply the teachings of Buddha at their workplace
- Mindfulness Practitioners: Individuals who practice mindfulness and meditation and want to deepen their understanding of the philosophical underpinnings.
- Personal Development Enthusiasts: People interested in personal growth and development who see value in integrating ethical and philosophical principles into their lives.
- Students of Comparative Religion or Philosophy: Those studying comparative religion, philosophy, or related fields who want to explore Buddhist thought and its practical applications.
- Educators and Counselors: Professionals in education or counseling who are interested in incorporating mindfulness and ethical teachings into their work with students or clients.
- Open-Minded Learners: Anyone with an open mind and a willingness to explore different perspectives and practices, regardless of their religious or cultural background.
- Community Leaders: Individuals in leadership roles within communities who are interested in promoting kindness, integrity, and effective communication.
- Those Facing Challenges: Individuals facing challenges such as stress, resentment, or difficulties in relationships who seek practical solutions grounded in Buddhist teachings.