
Learn to train being authentic in a simple way, and allow compassion and insight to bloom in every life situation.
The foundation of Bodhi Training is impartiality and altruism, non-aggression and open mind. You seek collective development rather than self-development, and emphasize intelligent inquiry, humaneness, the skill to step aside, a sense of reality, courage, and, last but not least, love in the form of respect for all beings.
- You work through life’s essential themes and circumstances
- You explore consciousness, thoughts and sensations
- You train in freeing up your experience
- You integrate dharma in your personal and professional life
- You receive ongoing guidance in both understanding, experiencing and communicating what you learn
- You train in inspiring other people to have a sane understanding of life and reality.
In Bodhi Training we will go through a series of insights and ways of being:
Bodhi Training is a one year program. The teaching format combines questions and dialogue, so that you have the opportunity to work through and clarify experience and understanding as the basis for helping yourself and others.
Throughout the program you will hand in short written reports that conveys your interpretation of the current topic, using your own words and based on your personal experience. This has the purpose of developing your ability to explain and convey timeless insights.
The program is followed by Vajrayana Bodhi Training, also one year, based om Padmasambhava’s teaching.
VAJRAYANA BODHI TRAINING
Vajrayana Bodhi Training builds on and extends the love and insight you have become familiar with through personal experience. Now you learn methods for realization, which through the year, will mature into becoming an authentic basic for life and death.
We have trained, but the habits to solidify duality still reoccur. We now need to use methods to free these habits. We need Vajrayana methods and training. During Vajrayana Bodhi Training you learn these methods, in a simple and gradual way.

“Interrupt the dualistic mind, so that you are at peace, in a way of being that is more and more open, effortless and light. We all need this form of lightness and spaciousness in life. Let a kindness that gives space be your natural atmosphere.”
— Erik Pema Kunsang