Michael R. Sheehy is a meditation researcher and scholar of Tibetan Buddhism. He studies how meditation works in bodies and minds, cultures and ecologies, and intersubjectively. His work gives attention to how the generative, dynamic, and ever-evolving processes of contemplative practices are relevant to advancing discourses in the humanities, cultural psychology, and the cognitive sciences. Read More.
RECENT NEWS:
On the Buddhist Yoga Podcast Michael talks with host James Bae about antidotal mindfulness and nondual mediation in…
Q&A: How Do You Fight Climate Anxiety? An interview in UVAToday, the newsletter of the University of Virginia,…
Lucid Dreaming Article in National Geographic Michael weighed in on the state of becoming aware of one’s dream…
Generative Contemplation Symposium University of Virginia, April 2023 The Generative Contemplation Symposium was hosted by the Contemplative Sciences Center…
Meditation: A Sampler Workshop with Professor Michael Sheehy A write-up in the Buddhist magazine, BuddhistDoor Global on the…
The Jonang: History and Philosophy of a Tibetan Buddhist Tradition Friday, October 20, 7:00-9:00pm Centre of Buddhist Studies,…
Towards Contemplative Fluency: Workshop on Tibetan Buddhist Contemplative Practices HONG KONG Saturday and Sunday, October 21 and 22, 2023…
Towards Contemplative Fluency: Workshop on Tibetan Buddhist Contemplative Practices KYOTO, Japan Thursday & Friday, October 26-27, 2023 Hosted by…
New Perspectives on Dreaming University of Glasgow, Centre for the Study of Perceptual Experience July 3-5, 2023 Website…
Contemplative Techniques of Cognitive Lucidity and Embodiment in Vajrayana Dream Yoga Talk on Tibetan Buddhist techniques of dream…
