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How can you apply Engaged Mindfulness in your daily life? How might mindfulness help us to collectively address the challenges we face as a human species? How do these practices inform our approaches to handling strong emotions, such as our individual and collective grief? Join us in exploring these topics and more through a week of presentations, discussions, meditation practice and classroom discussions with 10 senior monastic Dharma teachers from scholar, poet, peace activist and Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh's Deer Park Monastery in California. They will share practical examples of how mindfulness practices can be applied in the context of our daily lives to cultivate insight, compassion, build resilience, non-fear and nurture a culture of inclusivity and loving kindness.
The week will be filled with plenty of opportunities to meet, discuss, and meditate together. This webpage will be updated daily as more information is available.
Public events include the following:
In addition to these public events, monastics will visit several classes over the course of the week as well as have dinner discussions with students from several House Communities and Affinity Groups
After expenses, all proceeds will be donated to the Plum Village Deer Park Monastery to help support the Deer Park Monastery to remain open and accessible as a refuge of peace and mindfulness to anyone who would like to visit, whether for a day of mindfulness or a three-month retreat. Unfortunately, we cannot provide tax receipts for this event.
This week has been sponsored by Biology 3: Mindful Physiology, The William Jewett Tucker Center, the Student Wellness Center; with additional support from The Dartmouth Center for Advancement and Learning (DCAL); The Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth, The Dartmouth Sustainability Office, The Irving Institute, The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies; Geisel Wellness; OPAL; Allen, West, North Park, and South Houses; and the Shabbaz Center for Intellectual Inquiry.