The Buddha's entire focus was on solving the universal human problem of suffering, discontent and unhappiness. This Topic Class on the Four Noble Truths will get you started on understanding these problems and their causes and what to do next after recognizing them.  Click here to sign up...

Impermanence is one of the cardinal principles of Buddhism. It's often thought of in negative terms. A thorough examination of impermanence reveals another side that is very important and liberating. Click here to sign up...

We all know that everything is connected, but how? And more importantly, how deeply and thoroughly are things connected? How long is our reach and what effect can we really have in the world? Explore your real connection to the world in this Topic Class. Click here to sign up...

The Buddha laid out 8 different areas of concern to guide people step by step.  We'll go through each one and discuss them thoroughly. You'll see how to easily apply them in your own regular life and relationships at home, at work and in the community. Click here to sign up...

How is the world put together? Why is it important to see this? In this class we'll find out why Dependent Arising is fundamental to understanding life and developing a new appreciation for our amazing world and our place in it. Click here to sign up...

This is both the most important and the most difficult concept to grasp, mainly because it's fundamentally ungraspable by our ordinary thinking mind. This is the area of Zen that people misunderstand as mystical or spiritual. It's not. It's a view of the world as real as it gets. Click here to sign up...