Monday Nights with Shastri Ethan Nichtern & Special Guest Dr. Miles Neale

Note: This class is offered as a part of a six-week course titled "In Search of Self".  You don't have to be enrolled in the full course to attend -- it is open to all on a drop-in basis.

Six Monday Nights Oct 29 - Dec 3

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Study-at-Home also available, click here to sign-up

Join Shastri Ethan Nichtern and Dr. Miles Neale for another intriguing and groundbreaking course at IDP.  This course will examine teachings and practice tools on relationships from the standpoint of Mahayana Buddhism and western psychology, including an investigation of literature that explores the connection between Mahayana practices and relational aspects of contemporary western psychology.

Ethan Nichtern is a Shastri, a senior teacher, in the Shambhala tradition. He is the senior teacher in residence for the NYShambhala community as well as the Interdependence Project. He is the author of the novel Your Emoticons Won't Save Youand the nonfiction book One City: A Declaration of Interdependence. He is also the founder of the Interdependence Project, an organization dedicated to Buddhist-inspired meditation and psychology, transformational activism, mindful arts, and meaningful media. He teaches and lectures around the world and is based in New York City. More info: www.ethannichtern.com

Miles Neale, PsyD is assistant director of the Nalanda Institute, a licensed psychotherapist in private practice, and the Buddhism and Psychology lineage mentor of The Interdependence Project. A graduate of the California Institute for Integral Studies, Dr. Neale teaches public courses inspired by the Indo-Tibetan tradition and collaborates on state-of-the-art clinical research of meditation.



 

Drop-in Prices

$20 Per Class

$15 IDP Full Members

$10 IDP Sustaining Members

$5 IDP Endowing Members

FREE!  IDP Visionary Members (Click Here to learn more about Membership, and how much it supports our growing community)
 

Can't afford it? 

It is our full intention to accommodate the financial needs of anyone who has a genuine commitment to practice and study. Reduced-payment options and Work-Study are always available. Please contact marisa@theidproject.org to make alternative arrangements

Secular Buddhist Studies Program 

The Secular Buddhist Studies Program at the Interdependence Project offers a strong and accessible foundation in Buddhist meditation, psychology, philosophy, and ethics from a secular perspective, inclusive of multiple traditions and bodies of teaching. Interested in the Secular Buddhist Studies Program? Learn more here.

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