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Programs

Explore Buddhism Through Study and Practice

Triyana offers educational programs that combine the philosophical depth of the Buddhist tradition with practical methods for cultivating awareness, compassion, and wisdom in contemporary life.

Individual Programs

The Way of the Elders: Introduction to Therāvada Thought and Meditation

A foundational course exploring the Pali Canon, focusing on the historical Buddha's core teachings on Vipassana and mindfulness for mental clarity.

The Bodhisattva Path: Introduction to Mahāyāna Thought and Meditation

Explore the vast teachings on compassion, Sunyata (emptiness), and the Bodhisattva ideal, integrating wisdom with selfless action in daily life.

The Path of Transformation: Introduction to Vajrayāna Thought and Meditation

Explore the history, philosophy, and contemplative practices of the tantric tradition, exploring its approach to transformation through meditation and symbolic methods.

Corporate Workshops & Tailored Programs

Bringing Buddhist Psychology into the Modern Workplace

Drawing from centuries of Buddhist reflection on the nature of mind, emotions, attention, and human flourishing, these workshops offer practical tools for developing resilience, focus, emotional intelligence, and ethical leadership.

Available as:
  • One-day workshops
  • Half-day sessions
  • Multi-session programs
  • Custom-designed training for specific teams or organisations

Lectures & Talks

Buddhism, Philosophy, and the Human Experience

For organisations, educational institutions, cultural centres, and private groups, Triyana offers accessible lectures exploring Buddhist thought and its relevance to contemporary questions.

Possible topics include:
  • Buddhism: Not What You Thought...Or Is It?
  • The Buddha's Vision of the Human Mind
  • The Three Vehicles: Three Approaches to the Buddhist Path
  • Meditation: From Ancient Practice to Modern Science
  • Buddhism and the Search for Happiness
  • Compassion and Wisdom in a Changing World
  • Death, Impermanence, and Meaning in Buddhist Thought
  • Buddhist Philosophy and the Question of Self

Talks can be adapted for different audiences, from introductory public lectures to more specialized academic presentations.

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