Buddhist teacher, New York Times bestselling author and founder of the Open Heart Project, a community of support for living an awakened life.
Based in her 30+ years of experience as a student and a teacher, Susan Piver discusses traditional teachings like the four noble truths, the middle way, and the six paramitas with an eye toward making them relevant in everyday life without sacrificing the depth.
Let’s go beyond the science and celebrity testimonials to discover the deeper powers of meditation which point, not toward self-improvement but to self-discovery.
Meditation can bring a deep calm, and it can also bring our strongest emotions into focus. Paying attention to emotional energy lets us put it into our work.
On Saturday, November 14, 11am – 3pm ET, Kevin Townley leads Full Fathom Five: The Buddha Families & Creative Expression, a four-hour workshop that combines meditation, the Five Buddha Families, and making art.
We'll practice meeting your emotions with curiosity and see what you can make from their energy. No artistic experience required.
Meditation for Mystics
“If you’re looking for a book that will make you calmer, more efficient, and slightly better at meetings…keep walking. Inexplicable Magic is about what meditation actually does: it messes with your plans, softens your defenses, and introduces you to a kind of intelligence you don’t control.
“Susan Piver isn’t selling mindfulness as a lifestyle accessory. She’s pointing to the real thing—lineage, mystery, heartbreak, and the strange fact that what you’re looking for doesn’t come from you… it comes to you.”
Samuel Bercholz, author of Rude Awakenings, An Unconventional Guide to the Buddhist Path and A Guided Tour of Hell
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