Dharmavidya David Brazier  Buddhist teacher, leader of Global Sangha, authority on Buddhist psychology. author of more than a dozen books studied with major teachers in several of the main branches of Buddhism.

Teachers recognised by Dharmavidya

Susthama Kim, head of the Amida Order, Pureland priest, psychotherapist. UK.

Pundarika Matri, Dharma practice teacher in Tel Aviv, Israel  Educational psychologist, using dynamic sand play psychotherapy.

Vimalashri Yaakov Matri, Acharya Dharma Teacher, clinical psychologist & supervisor. Tel Aviv, Israel.

Tineke Osterloh has many years experience teaching insight and metta meditation in Germany and other parts of the world

Rafael Redondo Barba, leader of the North Wind Sangha based in Bilbao in northern Spain. His approach based on Zen meditation transcends particular religions.

Ganendra Oscar Martinez leads a sangha based in Vittoria in northern Spain.  His approach combines Pureland and mindfulness.

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Global Sangha is an international network of people following the teachings of Dharmavidya David Brazier and Dharma teachers associated with his approach.

Eleusis is a hermitage at La Ville au Roi in central France set deep in the countryside. Life here is close to the earth.

ITZI The International Zen Therapy Institute is concerned with the study and application of Buddhist psychology.  It has a division called Institute for Buddhist Analysis & Psychotherapy (IBAP) specifically concerned with therapy and therapy supervision.

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Regard all things with amazement, admiration and sympathy. Study the beauty and forms of nature. Meet adverse occurrences with equanimity. Know that all that is manifest is remarkable, yet even the most fine and beautiful shall also pass away.

Do your best to be plain and straightforward, sincere in what you say and do. Although social situations can be complex and confused, stay in touch with what is truthful, real and fundamental.

Be relaxed and walk gently upon the earth. Although one adore and worship high ideals, it is vital to remain aware of one’s own frailty and limitations. Nobody is perfect. Knowing oneself one can empathise with others.

Value both solitude and amicable company. A person who can stand on his own feet can be a friend to the world. Help those in need. Be respectful, hospitable and open handed, like the good inn keeper who welcomes guests and also wishes them well when they depart.

While living and working in the material world of causes and conditions. always bear in mind the beyond, the spirit of the sages, the unconditional, the deathless. Let it enlarge your heart and mind with the blessing of infinite peace.