Kabir Shakya

Kabir Shakya

Lecturer

Expert in Applied Buddhism and Yoga Studies, Dedicated Lecturer with a Holistic Approach to Education

Biography

Kabir Shakya is a Lecturer at Lumbini Buddhist University, specializing in Applied Buddhism. With a diverse educational background, including a Bachelor of Arts degree from Darjeeling, a Master’s degree in Applied Buddhism, a Certificate in Yogic Studies, and Teachers Training in Yoga, Kabir brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role.

His academic journey reflects a deep commitment to understanding the practical applications of Buddhist principles in contemporary contexts. Through his Master’s program in Applied Buddhism, Mr. Shakya delved into the intersection of Buddhist philosophy and modern challenges, equipping himself with valuable insights into mindfulness, ethics, and compassionate living.

Additionally, Mr. Shakya’s certification in Yogic Studies and Teachers Training in Yoga further enhance his holistic approach to education. He recognizes the interconnectedness of physical and mental well-being and incorporates yogic principles into his teachings to promote holistic development among his students.

Education

  • Master's in Applied Buddhism
  • Bachelor of Arts from Darjeeling
  • Certificate in Yogic Studies
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