Immersive Online Programs take place through videoconferencing for 2-3 months and offer convenient access to Buddhist study, practice, and spiritual community worldwide.
By providing an ongoing relationship with a consistent cohort of participants and teachers over time, our Immersive Online Programs foster deep practice and study in a collaborative and supportive environment.
See the links below for further information on the individual programs and how to apply or register for an Immersive Online Program.
Please get in touch with us if you have any questions about these programs at contact@buddhistinquiry.org.
An online study and practice program guided by the teachings of Bhikkhu Anālayo.
Satipatthāna Meditation is an intensive nine-weeks of practice and focused study on the liberating teachings of the Satipatthāna sutta, a foundational early Buddhist teaching.
An online study and practice program guided by the teachings of Bhikkhu Anālayo.
Mindfulness of Breathing is an eight-week, focused study on the sixteen steps of the Ānāpānasati-sutta. This program builds on the practice, particularly of the awakening factors, developed in the first program on Satipatthāna Meditation.
An online study and practice program guided by the teachings of Bhikkhu Anālayo.
Building on the practices developed in both the Satipatthāna Meditation and Mindfulness of Breathing programs offered by BCBS, Brahmavihāras and Emptiness offers eight weeks of focused study and practice guided by the teachings of renowned scholar and monastic, Bhikkhu Anālayo.
An online study and practice program guided by Catherine McGee and Yahel Avigur.
Rooted in the Buddha’s teaching of emptiness, ethics and meditative training, Soulmaking Dharma is a rich and resonant contemporary flowering of the Dharma. Soulmaking Dharma teachings rest upon practices of samatha, metta, emptiness, and the emotional/energy body.
Deepening Practice,
Building Community.
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