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activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Deliver meditation programs through structured online and in-person courses TERGAR MINGJUE PHOENIXdirect serviceDevelops and delivers a range of meditation programs including the secular "Joy of Living" and the Buddhist "Path of Liberation," offered as online courses, live cohort programs, and in-person events. Programs include the eight-week "Joy of Living" course, the six-month "Joy of Living Level 3" cohort with Mingyur Rinpoche, and the "Blueprints of Awakening Immersion Course" with monthly lessons.
- Engage volunteers in community-building and practice integration TERGAR MINGJUE PHOENIXcapacity buildingInvites community members to participate in volunteer activities as a means of applying meditation practice in daily life and strengthening community bonds.
- Host regular meditation events, gatherings, and retreats TERGAR MINGJUE PHOENIXdirect serviceHosts online and in-person events featuring Mingyur Rinpoche, Tergar Lamas, and guest teachers, including monthly community programs via Zoom (September–May), "Nectar of the Path" meditation sessions, and global events with translation into multiple languages. Also hosts "Flourish," an interdisciplinary event exploring human potential with experts in neuroscience, psychology, and contemplative traditions.
- Operate online platforms for Buddhist and secular meditation training TERGAR MINGJUE PHOENIXdirect serviceRuns "Vajrayana Online," a dedicated platform offering courses, webinars, and retreats in Buddhist meditation, including advanced Vajrayana practices and the "Path of Liberation." Also delivers the "Anytime Anywhere Meditation" (AAM) program, a secular offering that introduces core meditation practices.
- Support global meditation communities and local practice groups TERGAR MINGJUE PHOENIXdirect serviceFacilitates Tergar meditation groups and communities worldwide, providing access to study programs, meditation techniques, and community engagement. Includes ongoing support through monthly teachings from Mingyur Rinpoche and regional activities such as those at the Tergar Mingjue Phoenix Center led by Lama Trinley since 2007.
- Train and license meditation teachers TERGAR MINGJUE PHOENIXcapacity buildingOffers a year-long online Meditation Teacher Program under the guidance of Mingyur Rinpoche, training individuals to teach meditation. The program has produced 89 graduates licensed to teach the Anytime Anywhere Meditation (AAM) curriculum.