Radically Happy

Helen Felcey describes her experiences attending the three-day Radically Loving Retreat hosted by Erric Solomon.

Erric Solomon shows how we can connect to our natural, spacious mind to overcome anger and irritation.

Our true nature is unconditional love.

Anxiety is widely reported to be the number one psychological challenge among students today, and in a recent survey, 97% of students reported technological distractions are a problem both inside and beyond the classroom. Any faculty member can confirm this: to give a single anecdote, I was sitting at one of our public events behind a young woman who had brought her laptop, and she had nine live social media feeds open at once in just one app. More in others. Did she hear anything at the event where she was sitting? It seems unlikely. Many students find themselves in a constant state of distraction.

Judith Stemerdink-Herret shares her reflections from attending Erric Solomon’s Radically Happy event in Vienna, Austria

Holiday visiting season got you down? Learn some essential mind-training tools for making those visits bearable!

Erric Solomon shows five ways that we can radically increase the joys of living.

Phakchok Rinpoche and Erric Solomon have collaborated on Radically Happy: A User’s Guide to the Mind.  Many people have questions–what does the book discuss? What does the title mean? In this regular blog feature, co-creator, Erric Solomon shares more about how to be Radically Happy