This course offers the unique opportunity to:

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• Curious about what reality is,  and your experience of reality. 

• We will examine how reality has been explored in Western and Buddhist views and philosophy. 

• How Buddhist philosophy investigates our relationship to conventional reality to alleviate suffering. 

• Use contemplative creative practices and meditation that help foster a deeper understanding of conventional reality. 

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Participants of this course will: 

 

Learn about Buddhist-based meditation and contemplative creative practices (CCPs) to familiarize yourself with the embodied mind by investigating and understanding our relationship with reality. We train to be fully present and become ‘awakened’ to “reality as it is.”

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There are six modules in this course; we will start with a general understanding of life cycles and reality, and then go deeper and examine the definition of reality from Western and Buddhist philosophies we examine the definition of reality from Western and Buddhist philosophies and use the ‘Four True Realities’ to guide the investigation of our human experience. 

This Course Includes:

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• Live six-day modules on  ZOOM. 

• Twelve hours of education and practice. 

• Course reading list and resources. 

• Letter of completion (if needed). 

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*Prerequisites: Before taking this course, you should take Course 1, 'CCT Origins and Foundations, ' and Course 2, 'True Perceptions.'

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* AUDIENCE

This Continuing Education course is open to mental health care professionals interested in learning and integrating CCT as an adjunct to their practice. No artistic or meditation experience is needed to attend this course.