Making Sense of Mind-Only – study group with Jakob Leschly
Making Sense of Mind-Only
by William S. Waldron
“Making Sense of Mind Only is an essential resource for anyone interested in the study of Buddhism, especially Mahāyāna philosophy. Its clear and concise presentation makes it a valuable book for scholars and practitioners alike.”
—Eyal Aviv, associate professor of religion and philosophy, George Washington University
Online Study Group – 3-5 PM Central Europe Summer Time
On the following Sundays: May 11, May 18, June 1, June 8, June 22, and July 6.
As practitioners of the Buddhist path, we acknowledge the mind’s capacity for both confusion and wakefulness. William Waldron’s work masterfully illuminates how the Yogacara masters elucidated the Buddha’s core teachings on dependent arising, offering a profound comprehension of our present reality and the nature of the path. By harmonising the classical sutras with contemporary sciences, Waldron presents a perspective that integrates modern and Buddhist analyses of what shapes our perceptions of reality, what entangles us, and what liberates us.
Jakob Leschly will conduct eight sessions, each requiring participants to read a chapter beforehand. He will highlight and summarise the key points, leading discussions that emphasise the relevance to our personal experiences and practices on the path.
Cost CHF 15 per session
Contact: Monica Eyer – [email protected]
