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Lojong Slogan #21: Always maintain a joyful mind

December 24, 2022
A short video of a student explaining what this mind-training slogan by Atisha means to her.

Lojong Slogan #36: Don’t act with a twist

December 17, 2022
A short video of a student explaining what this mind-training slogan by Atisha means to him.

Lojong Slogan #20: Of the two witnesses…

November 29, 2022
A short video of a fourth grader explaining what this mind-training slogan by Atisha means to him.

Lojong Slogan #32: Don’t Wait in Ambush

November 13, 2022
A short video of a sixth grader explaining what this mind-training slogan by Atisha means to her.

Lojong Slogan #28: “Abandon any hope of fruition”

November 1, 2022
A short video of a 5th grader explaining what this mind-training slogan by Atisha means. An example for what's possible when students are teachers.

Buddhism 101 with Dominique Side

September 27, 2022
A succinct one hour overview of Buddhist history, philosphy and practice given by Dominique Side in 2022 as part of the Middle Way School's adult learning program.

On Mandalas

August 19, 2022
Mandalas are found in several activities on the MWE website. The subject of mandalas is vast, popular, and often misunderstood. In a short video interview from 2021, Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche presents some of the profound ideas that mandalas represent, which may help educators and parents raise their own understanding of this important Buddhist principle.

Buddhism 101 with Alex Trisoglio

June 27, 2022
A 1.5 hour dive into Buddhist history philosphy given by Alex Trisoglio in 2022 as part of the Middle Way School's adult learning program.
 

Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche On Harmony

May 10, 2021
Is harmony a Buddhist concept? Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche addresses this and other questions relating to the concept of harmony in education.
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