Dharma Across Traditions

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For the first time, high-profile teachers of three great non-dual traditions—Ācārya Sthaneshwar Timalsina (Trika Śaivism), Khentrul Rinpoche (Vajrayāna Buddhism), and Swami Sarvapriyananda (Advaita Vedānta)—came together for a public dialogue.

In this wide-ranging dialogue, these teachers addressed how dharmic traditions can be preserved in a way that responds to today’s challenges, described their personal and lineage stories of moving between and beyond boundaries, and identified important similarities and differences between their respective traditions.

This event was held on September 10, 2025, in partnership with Saint John’s in the Village in New York City. It was hosted by the Psychotherapy & Spirituality Institute (@mindbodyspiritny) and was organized and moderated by Professor Ravi S. Kudesia.

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