We know the Everyday Buddhist courses full of excellent information from expert instructors, but don�t forget to check out the additional resources and material to take your learning to the next level!�
We know the Everyday Buddhist courses are full of excellent information from expert instructors, but don�t forget to check out the additional resources and material to take your learning to the next level!�
Under the Getting Started section of each course, members will find additional materials and helpful information.� This week I am enjoying the Understanding | Mandalas, Mantras, Mudras course.� In the Getting Started video, Rev. Jon discusses the book listed in the bibliography as well as some additional sources including essays he has written.� There are also ties into film and other mediums as a way to communicate an emotional truth.� This is such a wonderful primer before embarking on the lectures.� I know I�m excited to dive into this course to hear more about mandalas, mantras, and mudras!�
Mudra, Sanskrit Mudr?, (�seal,� �mark,� or �gesture�)
In Buddhism and Hinduism, a mudra is a symbolic gesture of the hands and fingers used either in ceremonies, dance, or artwork.
Don�t forget to peek at the links in the various lectures as well.� Did you take the �Test Your Listening Skill� quizzes under the Origins | Deep Listening - An Essential Skill course?� These hands-on activities really bring home the points made in the course and enriches the overall learning experience.�
One of my favorite supplemental videos is from Everyday Buddhist is the two minute rule in the Living | A Process Driven Life course.� Do you have a favorite book, essay, or resource from the classes?� Maybe there was an outside video that made a big impact in your practice?� We�d love to hear from you and how you�re using the additional materials from the Everyday Buddhist classes. Let us know in the comments below.
