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SUMMARY:Parenting with Compassion & Wisdom
DESCRIPTION:This program is connected to our Children’s series\, hosted at the Tara Redwood School at the same time. \nIn-Person and online via Zoom \nCreating Compassionate Cultures for Children Series\nThis series of 4 classes leads us along a journey of reflection\, discussion\, and practical application for our everyday lives as parents. \nWe follow the framework developed over 35 years at Tara Redwood School\, the model school for Creating Compassionate Cultures. It is a secular program based on ancient wisdom and contemporary science and was inspired by Lama Thubten Yeshe\, who talked about his concept of Universal Education. \nCLASS ONE: Parent as Guide and Role Model\nThrough reflection\, we connect with aspects of our lives that have influenced our parenting styles. We explore the questions: What do we want to strengthen\, and what would we like to change? What are our deepest wishes for our home\, ourselves\, and our children? \nCLASS TWO: Creating Our Dreams\nWe explore practical and constructive ways to guide and nurture our children towards what we really want for our children and family. Through understanding the nature of all things as interconnected and in the nature of change\, we find we have infinite possibilities to achieve our dreams. \nCLASS THREE\nOur journey continues as we explore the psychology of ourselves as parents. We explore how emotions are triggered and how we can start to change our own emotional triggers. We also learn about practical tools to help our children develop skills for transforming their emotions. \nCLASS FOUR\nWe now expand our deeper understanding to include others in our families\, communities\, and the world. What we have discovered together and integrated into our home has nurtured empathy and compassion. We explore ways to empower ourselves and engage in compassion in action \nThis program is for everyone\, no background or experience in Buddhism is required. You can drop into the classes as it suits your schedule or come to all of them. \nLeader\n \nPam Cayton\nPam Cayton lived in Nepal from 1978-88 where she studied Buddhism\, taught English and helped organize courses in Buddhist philosophy and meditation. In 1981\, she founded The Himalayan Yogic Institute\, now the Himalayan Buddhist Meditation Center in Kathmandu. After moving to the United States in 1988 with her husband…\nLearn more about Pam Cayton \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://compassionandwisdom.org/event/parenting-with-compassion-wisdom/2025-10-19/
LOCATION:Land of Medicine Buddha\, Prescott Road\, Soquel\, CA\, 5800\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Parenting with Compassion & Wisdom
DESCRIPTION:This program is connected to our Children’s series\, hosted at the Tara Redwood School at the same time. \nIn-Person and online via Zoom \nCreating Compassionate Cultures for Children Series\nThis series of 4 classes leads us along a journey of reflection\, discussion\, and practical application for our everyday lives as parents. \nWe follow the framework developed over 35 years at Tara Redwood School\, the model school for Creating Compassionate Cultures. It is a secular program based on ancient wisdom and contemporary science and was inspired by Lama Thubten Yeshe\, who talked about his concept of Universal Education. \nCLASS ONE: Parent as Guide and Role Model\nThrough reflection\, we connect with aspects of our lives that have influenced our parenting styles. We explore the questions: What do we want to strengthen\, and what would we like to change? What are our deepest wishes for our home\, ourselves\, and our children? \nCLASS TWO: Creating Our Dreams\nWe explore practical and constructive ways to guide and nurture our children towards what we really want for our children and family. Through understanding the nature of all things as interconnected and in the nature of change\, we find we have infinite possibilities to achieve our dreams. \nCLASS THREE\nOur journey continues as we explore the psychology of ourselves as parents. We explore how emotions are triggered and how we can start to change our own emotional triggers. We also learn about practical tools to help our children develop skills for transforming their emotions. \nCLASS FOUR\nWe now expand our deeper understanding to include others in our families\, communities\, and the world. What we have discovered together and integrated into our home has nurtured empathy and compassion. We explore ways to empower ourselves and engage in compassion in action \nThis program is for everyone\, no background or experience in Buddhism is required. You can drop into the classes as it suits your schedule or come to all of them. \nLeader\n \nPam Cayton\nPam Cayton lived in Nepal from 1978-88 where she studied Buddhism\, taught English and helped organize courses in Buddhist philosophy and meditation. In 1981\, she founded The Himalayan Yogic Institute\, now the Himalayan Buddhist Meditation Center in Kathmandu. After moving to the United States in 1988 with her husband…\nLearn more about Pam Cayton \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://compassionandwisdom.org/event/parenting-with-compassion-wisdom/2025-10-05/
LOCATION:Land of Medicine Buddha\, Prescott Road\, Soquel\, CA\, 5800\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Parenting with Compassion & Wisdom
DESCRIPTION:This program is connected to our Children’s series\, hosted at the Tara Redwood School at the same time. \nIn-Person and online via Zoom \nCreating Compassionate Cultures for Children Series\nThis series of 4 classes leads us along a journey of reflection\, discussion\, and practical application for our everyday lives as parents. \nWe follow the framework developed over 35 years at Tara Redwood School\, the model school for Creating Compassionate Cultures. It is a secular program based on ancient wisdom and contemporary science and was inspired by Lama Thubten Yeshe\, who talked about his concept of Universal Education. \nCLASS ONE: Parent as Guide and Role Model\nThrough reflection\, we connect with aspects of our lives that have influenced our parenting styles. We explore the questions: What do we want to strengthen\, and what would we like to change? What are our deepest wishes for our home\, ourselves\, and our children? \nCLASS TWO: Creating Our Dreams\nWe explore practical and constructive ways to guide and nurture our children towards what we really want for our children and family. Through understanding the nature of all things as interconnected and in the nature of change\, we find we have infinite possibilities to achieve our dreams. \nCLASS THREE\nOur journey continues as we explore the psychology of ourselves as parents. We explore how emotions are triggered and how we can start to change our own emotional triggers. We also learn about practical tools to help our children develop skills for transforming their emotions. \nCLASS FOUR\nWe now expand our deeper understanding to include others in our families\, communities\, and the world. What we have discovered together and integrated into our home has nurtured empathy and compassion. We explore ways to empower ourselves and engage in compassion in action \nThis program is for everyone\, no background or experience in Buddhism is required. You can drop into the classes as it suits your schedule or come to all of them. \nLeader\n \nPam Cayton\nPam Cayton lived in Nepal from 1978-88 where she studied Buddhism\, taught English and helped organize courses in Buddhist philosophy and meditation. In 1981\, she founded The Himalayan Yogic Institute\, now the Himalayan Buddhist Meditation Center in Kathmandu. After moving to the United States in 1988 with her husband…\nLearn more about Pam Cayton \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://compassionandwisdom.org/event/parenting-with-compassion-wisdom/2025-09-28/
LOCATION:Land of Medicine Buddha\, Prescott Road\, Soquel\, CA\, 5800\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:The Myths We Live By With Karuna Cayton | Open Sessions
DESCRIPTION:Most of us as humans are constantly looking for ways to fix our internal problems and our external world. We see the world and ourselves in a “mythological” way and as a result\, we generate numerous “mini” myths that further compound our problems in life. Join Karuna Cayton  as we explore the source of our problems from a Buddhist perspective. Sunday sessions Open to everyone! \nOverview : \nThrough insightful teachings and guided practices\, you will: \n\nConfront the Myth of Permanence: We cling to the illusion of lasting happiness and stability\, yet everything is in constant flux. Explore how embracing impermanence can lead to greater peace and resilience.\nChallenge the Myth of Happiness: Our relentless pursuit of external happiness often leads to disappointment. Discover the true nature of lasting well-being that resides within.\nQuestion the Myth of Randomness: Life may seem chaotic and unpredictable\, but underlying patterns and causes are at play. Learn to see the interconnectedness of all things and make conscious choices.\n\nBy delving into these and other myths\, you will gain profound insights into the nature of suffering and the path to liberation. Karuna Cayton’s unique blend of Buddhist wisdom and modern psychology offers practical tools to transform your relationship with yourself\, others\, and the world around you. \nThis program is for everyone\, no background or experience in Buddhism is required. You can drop into the classes as it suits your schedule or come to all of them. \n\nWHEN: on Sundays from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm ( PDT)\nWHERE: Online and in person\nFACILITATOR: Karuna Cayton\nMORE INFORMATION AND BOOKINGS: please check the Land of Medicine Buddha events page\n\nMeet the Facilitator:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKaruna Cayton acquired a Masters in Clinical Psychology in 1992.  He is a licensed Psychotherapist having trained at the Children’s Health Council in Palo Alto\, California. \nFrom 1975 to 1988 he lived at Kopan Monastery studying Buddhist psychology and philosophy under the guidance of Lama Thubten Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche. There\, he established a western studies program for the monks.  \nHe is the principal at The Karuna Group\, a project engaged in interpreting Buddhist psychological theory and interventions for modern people. \nHe is the author of The Misleading Mind: How We Create Our Own Problems and How Buddhist Psychology Can Help Us Solve Them (2012).
URL:https://compassionandwisdom.org/event/the-myths-we-live-by-with-karuna-cayton/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Parenting with Compassion & Wisdom | Open Sessions With Pam Cayton
DESCRIPTION:This series of 4 classes leads us along a journey of reflection\, discussion\, and practical application for our everyday lives as parents. \nWe follow the framework developed over 35 years at Tara Redwood School\, the model school for Creating Compassionate Cultures. It is a secular program based on ancient wisdom and contemporary science and was inspired by Lama Thubten Yeshe\, who talked about his concept of Universal Education. \nSaturday sessions Open to everyone! \nOverview : \nClass One:Parent as Guide and Role Model:Through reflection\, we connect with aspects of our lives that have influenced our parenting styles. What do we want to strengthen and what would we like to change We explore the question\, what do I really want\, what are our deepest wishes for our home\, ourselves\, and our children? \nClass TwoCreating Our Dreams:We explore practical and constructive ways to guide our children and nurture what we really want for our children and family. Through understanding the nature of all things as interconnected and in the nature of change\, we find we have infinite possibilities to achieve our dreams. \nClass Three:Our journey continues as we explore the psychology of ourselves as parents. We explore how emotion is triggered and how we can start to change emotional triggers. We learn about practical tools to help our children develop skills for transforming their emotions. \nClass Four: \nWe now expand our deeper understanding to include others in our families\, communities\, and the world. What we have discovered together and integrated into our home has been nurturing empathy and compassion. We look at ways to empower and engage in compassion in action. \nThis program is for everyone\, no background or experience in Buddhism is required. You can drop into the classes as it suits your schedule or come to all of them. \n\nWHEN: on Saturdays from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm ( PDT)\nWHERE: Online and in person\nFACILITATOR: Pam Cayton\nMORE INFORMATION AND BOOKINGS: please check the Land of Medicine Buddha events page\n\nMeet the Facilitator:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPam Cayton lived in Nepal from 1978-88 where she studied Buddhism\, taught English and helped organize courses in Buddhist philosophy and meditation. In 1981\, she founded The Himalayan Yogic Institute\, now the Himalayan Buddhist Meditation Center in Kathmandu. \nAfter moving to the United States in 1988 with her husband and children\, and inspired by her teacher Lama Thubten Yeshe’s concept of Universal Education\, she founded Tara Preschool in 1989. Tara Preschool expanded into Tara Redwood School in 1998. In 2008 the curriculum developed at Tara Redwood School developed into an international program: Creating Compassionate Cultures. \nPam has taught and offered workshops in more than 10 countries around the world and she has spoken at notable conferences such as the Happiness Conference in San Francisco\, the Mind and Its Potential in Sydney\, Australia\, and Empathy and Compassion in Society in London\, England. \n 
URL:https://compassionandwisdom.org/event/parenting-with-compassion-wisdom-open-sessions-with-pam-cayton/
LOCATION:Online
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