Applied Buddhist Psychology 2: The Enlightened Mind (Live Stream)
This workshop offers practical tools for cultivating positive emotions and reducing emotional reactivity through the lens of Buddhist psychology. Participants will take a deeper look at mind training, explore how Buddhist principles can be meaningfully applied to Western life experiences, receive instruction in Vipassana meditation techniques, and learn how the Four Immeasurables—Equanimity, Lovingkindness, Compassion, and Joy—reflect the essence of the enlightened mind. By cultivating these qualities, you gain insight into the nature of the enlightened state and learn to shift emotional patterns toward greater balance and harmony.
Registration fee: $325
Early Registration before January 16: $295
Registration for students repeating this course (Restrictions may apply): $150
This is an online course that is part video and part live online video conference. You will receive access to the videos to watch at your convenience. There will be two video conference meetings where you can ask questions of the teacher and learn from the questions and experiences of the other participants. The first set of videos will be available on February 2. The second set of videos will be available on February 16. Please watch all videos and do all practices prior to the live online class meetings. Allow approximately 3-4 hours to review each set of videos and to complete any coursework. Videos will be available for two weeks after class ends.
*If you are taking this class as a requirement for the Depth Hypnosis Practitioner Certificate, and you are unable to attend any of the live portion, a report on your experience of the missed class will be required within two weeks of the missed class. Live attendance is strongly encouraged.
Mondays, February 16 & March 2, 2026
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Pacific (8:30 pm – 10:30 pm Eastern)
For repeating registrations please email info@sacredstream.org for information on how to register.
Prerequisite
It is recommended, though not required, that you take the Applied Buddhist Psychology 1: Entering the Stream workshop prior to taking this workshop.