Discover in your heart, the courageous intentions this world so deeply needs. In these uncertain and perilous times—when division, fear, and suffering touch every corner of the earth—the qualities of the bodhisattva are more vital than ever. Inspired by the universally renowned teachings of the great Buddhist Master Shantideva, this class guides us to cultivate bodhichitta, the heart that strives for the ultimate goal of human life and liberation of all beings.
Bodhichitta is the medicine the world longs for—the supreme good heart that embraces all life with understanding and care. As we walk this path together, we learn not only to find peace within ourselves but to become living beacons of compassion—true friends of the world—bringing light where there is darkness and hope where there is despair.
Everyone is welcome.&nbsp;Come with an open heart and discover how the practice of bodhichitta can help transform both your life and the world around you.
We will have a community lunch after class.

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