Namo Buddhaya.

Announcement of 13 weeks Online Certification Course during Vassa Period of 2020, using Zoom in “Fundamentals of Buddha-Dhamma”

Click here to download the course details in PDF format.

Maha Bodhi Society, Bengaluru (MBSB) is founded by Ven Acharya Buddharakkhita in 1956 and has 14 branches across India. (Please visit www.mahabodhi.info to know more about MBSB. )

Mahabodhi Research Center-Bengaluru is happy to announce this 13-week online certification course (www.mbrc.info) The course will cover the following 4 major topics

1) Life and Message of the Buddha

2) Fundamental Teaching of the Buddha

3) Leading a Buddhist Life

4) Meditation

The course Timing will be:

Saturday 7.30 to 9:30 PM India Time (10.00 am EST, USA time)

Sunday 7.30 to 9:30 PM India Time (10.00 am EST, USA time)

Each session will be for 2 hours.

The course will start on Saturday, Aug 08, 2020, and will run weekly through Sunday, Nov 01, 2020, for a total of 26 Sessions (Sat-Sun).

For every Full Moon day and New Moon day during this Vassa Period, a special session of Paritta and Meditation will be available to attend at 6.00 PM to 7.00 PM (India time). The course outline will have details about these additional Dhamma sessions.

The medium of Instruction: English

Please send an email for your registration to this email with the following Information:

mahabodhi.course@gmail.com

Full Name:

City/Country:

Age in years:

Educational Qualifications:

Profession:

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Will you commit to attending the entire program? Yes/No

After Sending the Registration email, please follow all the instructions from Welcome Message from the Course Registration email.

This is a Free Course and Course Material will also be shared.

If there are any problems for the registration process, please send WhatsApp message to Mr. Pankaj at +1 3035061194

With much metta,

Venerable Bhikkhu Buddhadatta

Director, Mahabodhi Research Center, Bengaluru

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