Bhikkhu Anālayo’s e-learning course on the Nibbana sermons by Bhikkhu Katukurunde Ñāṇananda

[mikenz66]

Pointed out on Sutta Central: https://discourse.suttacentral.net/t/bh ... nanda/3321

E-learning Course on Early Buddhism by Bhikkhu AnālayoThe Numata Center for Buddhist Studies in cooperation with the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies offers an e-learning course of Bhikkhu Anālayo on the Nibbana Sermons by K. Nyananda (1 to 11) during the summer semester of 2017.

Participation is free of charge but requires online registration during the period mid February to end of March 2017. https://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg ... 20171.html

More information: https://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg ... rning.html

English translation of the the Nibbana sermons by Bhikkhu Katukurunde Ñāṇananda:- pdf download: http://seeingthroughthenet.net/books/

It will be fascinating to have a detailed critical analysis by someone with an enthusiasm for analysing Early Buddhist Texts. Ven Analayo has mentioned visiting Ven Nanananda in some of his previous talks, but I don't recall him saying anything specific about his ideas, beyond describing many hours of discussion.



Mike

[Phena]

Pointed out on Sutta Central: https://discourse.suttacentral.net/t/bh ... nanda/3321

E-learning Course on Early Buddhism by Bhikkhu AnālayoThe Numata Center for Buddhist Studies in cooperation with the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies offers an e-learning course of Bhikkhu Anālayo on the Nibbana Sermons by K. Nyananda (1 to 11) during the summer semester of 2017.

Participation is free of charge but requires online registration during the period mid February to end of March 2017. https://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg ... 20171.html

More information: https://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg ... rning.html

English translation of the the Nibbana sermons by Bhikkhu Katukurunde Ñāṇananda:- pdf download: http://seeingthroughthenet.net/books/

It will be fascinating to have a detailed critical analysis by someone with an enthusiasm for analysing Early Buddhist Texts. Ven Analayo has mentioned visiting Ven Nanananda in some of his previous talks, but I don't recall him saying anything specific about his ideas, beyond describing many hours of discussion.



Mike

Mike, I assume that there will be recordings made of these for later release, as there were for the others in the series on Early Buddhism. If so, I will eagerly await their release.

Thanks for posting this.

[mikenz66]

Mike, I assume that there will be recordings made of these for later release, as there were for the others in the series on Early Buddhism. If so, I will eagerly await their release.

I presume so. However, after working through the three years of MA talks, I did think it would have been interesting to enrol. There is a forum set up during the courses, and although Ven Analayo summarised the main points raised in the discussions, reading the whole conversation would have given more detail.


Mike

[Phena]

Mike, I assume that there will be recordings made of these for later release, as there were for the others in the series on Early Buddhism. If so, I will eagerly await their release.

I presume so. However, after working through the three years of MA talks, I did think it would have been interesting to enrol. There is a forum set up during the courses, and although Ven Analayo summarised the main points raised in the discussions, reading the whole conversation would have given more detail.


Mike

OK. So this will mean that you will have access to the comments from other participants, even though you may not be able to be present for the live talks, which would likely be the case for me (time differences, work, etc).

[mikenz66]

Yes, the talks are given live, then the recordings are posted, and I presume discussion continues until the next talk.


Mike

[tiltbillings]

Yes, the talks are given live, then the recordings are posted, and I presume discussion continues until the next talk.


Mike

And where can we find these recording?

[mikenz66]

The MA lectures can be located from here:
http://dhammawheel.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=26154

Is that what you meant?

The Nanananda lectures are in the future...


Mike

[Phena]

Yes, the talks are given live, then the recordings are posted, and I presume discussion continues until the next talk.


Mike

Thanks Mike, I have listened to all the recorded talks in the EB series. I highly recommend them to all. I was querying the access to the forum information that is generated during and after the live talks by Ven Analyo. I see now that you would have access to the full discussions if you enroll.

[tiltbillings]

The MA lectures can be located from here:
http://dhammawheel.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=26154

Is that what you meant?

Yes. And thanks.

The Nanananda lectures are in the future...

I am not totally stupid.

[mikenz66]

The MA lectures can be located from here:
http://dhammawheel.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=26154

Is that what you meant?

Yes. And thanks.

The Nanananda lectures are in the future...

I am not totally stupid.

Definitely not! However, it's always possible to misread things...


Mike

[tiltbillings]

Definitely not! However, it's always possible to misread things...

I know. Just teasing; anyway thanks again.

[retrofuturist]

Greetings Mike,

Thanks for letting us know. I've set myself a reminder to sign up in due course.

Metta,
Paul.

[mikenz66]

Registration is now open...

https://www.bcbsdharma.org/resources/bh ... arn%20More


Mike

[mikenz66]

Heres the information: https://www.bcbsdharma.org/resources/bh ... arn%20More

Bhikkhu Anālayo Lectures

Summer 2017 – Nibbāna: The Mind Stilled

The Numata Center for Buddhist Studies, in cooperation with the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies, will offer an online lecture series on the Nibbāna Sermons (1 to 11) by K. Nyānanda during the spring and summer of 2017.

This offering will use a format similar to previous offerings Bhikkhu Anālayo has done with the University of Hamburg. However, there will be no live-teachings. Recorded lectures will be posted and students will participate in forums to ask questions and engage in discussion.

Introductory Lecture: April 7

Lectures on Sermons: April 21, April 28, May 5, May 12, May 19, June 2, June 9, June 16, June 23, June 30, July 7

Final Lecture: July 14

Registration for this lecture series requires completing a form to create a BCBS account. This account creation form includes an optional donation field to support BCBS operations. Please note that this lecture series is freely-offered. Bhikkhu Analayo receives no financial renumeration for his teachings. The last day to register will be April 20.

[aflatun]

I'm so pumped for this! I hope I can keep up