Mabel Odessey has been studying Buddhism since 2005. Mabel is a teacher of the 16 Guidelines for Life, a program developed by the Foundation for the Development of Compassion and Wisdom (FDCW) that integrates mindfulness with secular ethics. She is in the second year of a MSc (Masters in Mindfulness and Compassion) at the University of the West of Scotland.
Her background is in photography, specifically pinhole photography. She has exhibited in Europe and north America. Since 2013 her personal work has moved outside traditional gallery settings to engage with larger audiences and to highlight social issues around old age and exclusion. She lives in a rural village in South-West France.
Mabel Odessey has been studying Buddhism since 2005. Mabel is a teacher of the 16 Guidelines for Life, a program developed by the Foundation for the Development of Compassion and Wisdom (FDCW) that integrates mindfulness with secular ethics. She is in the second year of a MSc (Masters in Mindfulness and Compassion) at the University of the West of Scotland.
Her background is in photography, specifically pinhole photography. She has exhibited in Europe and north America. Since 2013 her personal work has moved outside traditional gallery settings to engage with larger audiences and to highlight social issues around old age and exclusion. She lives in a rural village in South-West France.
Science & Wisdom LIVE is a project ofÂ
Jamyang London Buddhist Centre,
partnered with Mind & Life Europe.
