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The Bodhisattva Path of Care
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Applying Eugene Gendlin’s Focusing for Buddhist Community: Bridging Therapeutic and Contemplative Traditions

A Buddhist Analysis and Commentary on the 6 Steps of Focusing Using the Buddha’s Teachings of the Five Aggregates (khanda) & Dependent Co-origination (paticca samuppada)

Suicide Prevention in Japan

Buddhist Chaplaincy in Japan

Pushing Beyond Boundaries: The Korea-Japan Cooperative on Suicide and Self-Death

Zen Breathing and its Effect on the Mind

Wellbeing and Social Movement Building: A Conversation with Ouyporn Khuankaew

“Wise Hope”: A Conversation with Roshi Joan Halifax

Teaching Meditation

Suicide Prevention in South Korea

3rd Round: International Conference on Buddhist Psychotherapy and Suicide Prevention

Maitri Space Awareness with Prof. Elaine Yuen

Buddhist Chaplaincy in North America, Japan, and Beyond

2nd Round: International Roundtable on Buddhist Psychology, Psycho-Spiritual Counseling, and Chaplaincy Training

1st Round: International Conference on Buddhism, Suicide Prevention, and Psycho-Spiritual Counseling
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The Bodhisattva Path of Care: Program Description

by Jonathan S. Watts

January 16, 2025

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The Bodhisattva Path of Care: Teaching Team

January 13, 2025

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