Anger is a powerful and messy human emotion, and for those of us trying to live well, we have to decide how to deal. Taking notes from Ancient, Buddhist, and contemporary philosophers, we will explore the many ways we might approach anger. This service will be multiplatform–we’ll gather in person and online. However many of … Continue reading What Do We Do with Anger?
According to Bo Lozoff’s book, “We’re All Doing Time: A Guide for Getting Free,” Buddhist practice can help prisoners survive and evolve. Seems like it might work those whose lives are limited by a pandemic… First Zuumitarian is an online gathering with music, silence, encouraging words and the faces of friends. There will be opportunities … Continue reading Buddhism in Prison & Pandemic
Have you ever received advice that you didn’t want? How do you know if you’re truly being helpful when you try to help someone? Join us for this play based on Simms Taback’s version of an old Yiddish tale that leads into an exploration of The Buddhist concept of “right speech”, in which we ask … Continue reading Right Way to Right Speech
