Advanced Lectures in Buddhism with Karmen Mihalinec
A Week of Insight:
Advanced Lectures in Buddhism with Karmen Mihalinec
July 21st – 25th, 2024 | Berlin-Kreuzberg
Join us for a special week of profound teachings with Karmen Mihalinec, teacher and director of the Chan Center Hartovski Vrh in Croatia. This series of lectures offers a deep dive into core Buddhist concepts, blending traditional wisdom with contemporary understanding. If you seek to deepen your knowledge of Buddhism, these sessions will provide valuable insights and inspiration.
Especially suitable for teachers who have completed Dynamic Mindfulness Foundational training and are interested in meditation and attending 7-daymeditation retreat .
Schedule & Topics
Monday, July 21st | 14:00–16:30 (with 15-min break)
The Essence of Buddhadharma – Exploring the Three Dharma Seals, or the fundamental qualities of all things.
Tuesday, July 22nd | 14:00–16:30 (with 15-min break)
Perspectives on Mindfulness – Tracing the path from the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta to modern research at Harvard Medical School.
Wednesday, July 23rd | 14:00–16:30 (with 15-min break)
Buddhist Theory of Mind – Unpacking the Five Skandhas, consciousness, and karma.
Thursday, July 24th | 14:00–16:30 (with 15-min break)
The Four Sublime Abodes (Brahma-Viharas) – Cultivating love, compassion, joy, and equanimity.
Friday, July 25th | 10:00–12:30 (with 15-min break)
Chan School of Buddhism – Simplifying and synthesizing the essence of Zen practice.
Location
Berlin-Kreuzberg (exact address provided upon registration).
Price
120 Euros
Special price for Dynamic Mindfulness teachers: 60 Euros
Registration & Details
This series is a part of the ongoing advanced teacher training. There are 3 more spots for guests.
For inquiries or to register, please contact info@zenyoga-berlin.de
About Karmen Mihalinec
As a teenager, at the urging of her mother, she began practicing yoga, which was soon accompanied by Buddhism. Together with Žarko Andričević, she is the co-founder of the Buddhist Center in Zagreb, Croatia, the head of the School for Zenyoga Teachers and the author of the book Zenyoga — developing mindfulness through movement. As a director of Chan Center, she was overseeing and managing its construction, where she now teaches and leads shorter retreats. She graduated Indian Studies and Philosophy in Zagreb and is finishing her PhD in Buddism.
When she is not weeding the garden at the Chan Center, she coordinates and develops its programs. She also translates from English and Sanskrit and studies yogācara.
