• Open Mind - Approach the Buddhist course with an open mind, willing to explore new ideas and concepts.
• Respectful Attitude - Show respect to the teachers, fellow participants, and the teachings being imparted during the course.
• Curiosity and Inquiry - Be curious and ask questions to deepen your understanding of Buddhist principles and practices.
• Patience - Cultivate patience as learning about Buddhism is an ongoing process that takes time to fully grasp.
• Active Listening Practice active listening during lectures and discussions to fully absorb the teachings.
• Non-Judgment Suspend judgment and embrace an attitude of non-judgment when encountering new concepts or perspectives.
• Practice Self-Reflection - Take time for self-reflection to integrate the teachings into your own personal experiences and daily life.
• Mindful Participation - Engage mindfully in course activities, meditation sessions, and group discussions.
• Commitment - Dedicate yourself to regular attendance and active participation throughout the duration of the course.
• Integration and Application - Explore ways to integrate Buddhist principles into your daily life and apply the teachings to cultivate positive change.

Dress Code

• Dress modestly and respectfully, covering the shoulders, knees, and chest.
• Choose attire that reflects reverence for the sanctity of the space.

Silence and Mindfulness

• Embrace the tranquility of the surroundings and maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
• Avoid loud conversations that may disrupt others' meditation or contemplation.
• Refrain from using electronic devices that could disturb the serene environment.
• Engage in activities that promote a calm and peaceful ambiance.

Photography and Recording

• Respect the privacy and sacredness of the space.
• Obtain prior permission before taking photographs or recording videos or audio.
• Refrain from any unauthorized capturing of visuals or sounds.
• Maintain the serenity and focus of those practicing their spiritual disciplines.