Essentials of Applied Buddhist Ethics: The Understanding that Transforms Suffering
A talk by Dharma teacher Michael Ciborski
Event
The Department of Philosophy presents:
Essentials of Applied Buddhist Ethics: The Understanding that Transforms Suffering
A presentation by Michael Ciborski
March 22
2:30 pm
Arts 134
Michael Ciborski is a lineage-holding Dharma teacher in the Buddhist tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. Having spent seven years as a monk in France, he now lives and works in a mindfulness centre in the USA.
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