Title: Introduction to Buddhism 101
Instructor: Kanjin Cederman, Rev. Kanjin Cederman (Enkyoji Buddhist Team)
Language: English (with auto subtitles)
What You’ll Learn
By taking this course, you will:
- Learn the foundational story of the Buddha’s life and first teachings
- Understand the basic building blocks of Buddhist philosophy and practice
- Explore the principles of meditation and how to apply them
- Examine how Buddhism can be integrated into everyday life
- Develop a sound understanding of Buddhist concepts and their relevance
- Gain insight into what it means to “become a Buddhist”
Course Format & Features
- Certificate: Standard completion certificate
- Requirements: An interest in meditation, Buddhism, and self-transformation
- Approach: Lectures are delivered in plain, accessible language by Rev. Kanjin Cederman, focusing on clarity and practical application
About the Instructor: Kanjin Cederman
Kanjin Cederman is a Buddhist priest and teacher associated with the Enkyoji Buddhist tradition. He began his monastic training in the Chinese Tien Tai tradition and later moved to Toronto, where he studied under Tsukamoto Shonin of the Nichiren Shu tradition. Over many years, Rev. Cederman has deepened his understanding and practice of Buddhist teachings.
As head priest and guide in the Enkyoji Buddhist community, he brings both ritual training and lived experience to his teaching. His style emphasizes bridging traditional Buddhist ideas with modern life in an accessible, respectful way.
Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for:
- Beginners who are interested in meditation and Buddhist philosophy
- Anyone seeking a structured introduction to Buddhism
- Students of spirituality wanting guidance on core Buddhist teachings
- People curious about integrating meditation and Buddhist practice into daily life
