
One September in the early '90s, a Canadian psychotherapist came across a flyer for a meditation class on University of Toronto campus. He never imagined that taking this aforementioned course would lead him on a path to becoming a Buddhist monk.Being in his 40s, Sean Hunt was already well settled into his life, had a family, and had started a successful addiction recovery program called Crossroads. Then in '91, he went through a divorce, and as a recovering drug and alcohol addict, he relapsed and began looking for meaning in life that he hadn't found in psychology. That's when he found what he calls his "kind of psychology"—New Kadampa Tradition Buddhism.
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