Tibet Center Austria

Immerse yourself in the Buddhist science of the mind and acquire a comprehensive “map of consciousness” as well as deep insights into Buddhist psychology in only six modules.

You will get to know the different aspects of your mind as well as its amazing potential, experience the effects of meditation through practical exercises and realize the liberating power of compassion and loving kindness.

The diploma course is suitable for you if

• the topics “consciousness” and “mind” have a deep fascination for you
• you work in coaching, psychotherapy, psychology or other consulting professions
• you are a Buddhist practitioner and want to put your practice on a solid and authentic basis,
• you want to deal better with your destructive emotions such as anger, fear, etc. and develop a relaxed and joyful mind.

Anyone is welcome to join! There are no prerequisites. Your teacher will be the Ven. Geshe TenDhar, who has taught the course, alongside other experienced and qualified teachers, since 2010.
Language of instruction is Tibetan/English with German translation, or German.
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Depending on the module, classes are either Attendance Classes or Distant Learning:

• Attendance Classes are conducted at Tibet Center Austria, located in the peaceful, scenic mountain village of Knappenberg, Austria – directions »
• Distance Learning is provided online either by:
  – Live, interactive Webinars
  – or pre-recorded audio or video
  While all classes are available online, we do recommend that you attend the first and last modules in person, if at all possible.
  

The course starts with the first module on 19-20 June 2021 and ends with the final exam in July 2022.
Registration deadline: 18 June 2021

Attendance Classes are offered during intensive, 2-day weekends,
while Distance Learning modules tend to be series of hour-and-a-half long classes;
you may join the live Webinars or watch the recordings online on your own time.

Upon completion of all 6 modules and positive evaluation of at least 80% of the home assignments, you will receive a confirmation of participation and are admitted to the final exam.
Students who pass the exam will receive a certificate issued jointly by Tibetzentrum Austria and CIHTS (Central Institute of Tibetan Studies, Varanasi, India).

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