Zen and Everyday Life (Spirituality and Practice)

Every day is a good day, but in these turbulent times it can be hard to experience that. Our sense of safety, meaning, and well-being are challenged daily. When we look for guidance, second hand answers no longer satisfy. Zen practice is dedicated to clearing away confusion, discovering our own answers, and expressing our unique response.
Name: Zen and Everyday Life (Spirituality and Practice)
Course Number: SPRTY 006 (SPAP)
Course Time: On-Demand
Course ID: 00107
Course Days: On-Demand
Notes: Cost: $39.95

Source: Spirituality and Practice

Zen practitioner Brenda Shoshanna has developed this interactive e-course in which you will learn out about zazen (meditation), the heart of Zen practice. You will also receive exercises which allow you to integrate the basic teachings of Zen into your everyday lives. You will explore the nature of koans, confront the hungry ghost, and meet the monkey mind.

Brenda Shoshanna, profiled as a Living Spiritual Teachers on Spirituality & Practice, is a psychologist, therapist, workshop leader, and teacher. Her work is devoted to integrating East and West, psychology and spirituality. Her books include Zen Miracles: Finding Peace in an Insane World, Zen and the Art of Falling in Love, and Jewish Dharma: A Guide to the Practice of Judaism and Zen. (see below for more)

The 12 emails for “Zen and Everyday Life” each introduce a teaching, provide commentary on its meaning, and suggest ways to practice it. Short audios provide more insights. You will also have access to the recording of a one-hour teleconference with Brenda from the first offering of this e-course.

During this e-course you will be encouraged to go from the Zen mountain to the couch, bringing your newfound well-being and insights right back home into our daily life.

(4 CEHs for Chaplains available.)

Learn more about this course and register on Spirituality and Practice

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