BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGY

For Mindfulness Meditation

A WORKSHOP WITH MILES KESSLER

Sunday, Sept. 22nd, 2024

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What You'll Learn In This Day Workshop

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Buddhist vs. Western Approaches To Psychology

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The Difference Between Mindfulness, Therapy, & Meditation

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Mapping The Blueprint Of Consciousness

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Embodying Meditation:
Every State Has A Body

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The Transformational Power Of The Phenomenological View

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Dependent Origination:
Mindfully Un-fueling Karma

Your Teacher:

About Miles Kessler

Miles Kessler is a dual-lineage holder in both the Burmese "Mahasi" tradition of mindfulness meditation, as well as the "Iwama" tradition of the martial art of Aikido.

For over 25 years Miles has been teaching meditation and the embodiment of spiritual awakening to thousands of people around the world.

His work focuses on getting established in mindfulness meditation, developing spiritual insight, integrating the disowned aspects of the personality, and the discovery of one's spiritual potential.

"Miles is a rare kind of teacher. He has cultivated deep meditative discipline and most importantly, his heart is wide open. You can't help but grow in his company."

Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi - Zen Teacher, Integral Facilitator, & Author

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What Miles' Students Are Saying...

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This workshop really brings
Buddhist Psychology to life! Miles presents this training with clear knowledge of both Buddhist Psychology and mindfulness meditation. Give this gift for yourself!

- Ingrid, The Netherlands | SeeTrue Mindfulness Teacher Training Participant

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With a lot of humor, Miles took us into the world of Buddhist Psychology. He made this potentially boring subject light and fun. He embodies mindful attitudes to the maximum. It was a great training!

- Jeanne, Belgium | SeeTrue Mindfulness Teacher Training Participant

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Miles has a unique way of guiding which allowed me to get to the truth of my soul and unleash the shadows within. I'm now able to be with my meditative practice for longer periods with curiosity and patience. He is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow."

- Amy, U.S.A. | Expressive Arts Therapist