Dhamma, Media, and Modern Issues 05/11/2012
 Ajahn Guna will be teaching a new class by presenting documentaries on current issues through the framework of the Buddha's teachings. Dhamma reflections, chanting, scripture reading, discussion, and walking meditation will be used as spiritual tools to cultivate wisdom in relation to these modern issues related to our environment, culture, food, and assumptions. This class is suitable for both teenagers as well as elders. More about the intention of the class...  May 27 The Return of Navajo Boy is an award-winning documentary film produced by Jeff Spitz and Bennie Klain about the Cly family, Navajo who have suffered health problems due to environmental contamination from uranium mining on tribal land in Monument Valley, Utah. Ancient wisdom steeped in delicious tea.  • 6:30-7:00 Fine tea tasting with Questions & Answers • 7:00-8:10 Meditation followed by mind-body relaxation exercises • 8:10-8:40 Dharma explained in a dynamic, direct, and joyful manner Led by: Bhikshu Daxing, Western Buddhist monk Location: Teance Tea Shop / 1780 Fourth Street Berkeley, CA 94710 Time: 6:30-8:15pm Date: In May: Tuesday the 8th, 15th, and 22nd & Monday 28th. In June: Thursday the 5th and 12th & Monday the 25th. Everyone is welcome / Classes & tea are free of charge / Flyer Integrated Yoga and Qigong resumes April 9th 03/31/2012
Classes with Amelia Barili are scheduled Mondays, 7:30-9pm, April 9th - May 14th. For any questions, Please email ameliab@socrates.berkeley.edu for more information. Date: Tuesday, May 1, 2012 [first Tuesday of every Month] Times: 5pm (Tea Time) 7:30pm - 9:45 (Dhamma Talk)  Please join us for a Dhamma evening with the Monks from Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery. The program starting at 7:30 pm will include Chanting, Meditation, taking of the Refuges and Precepts, and a Dhamma talk. All are welcome. Held at the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery, 2304 McKinley Ave, (at the corner of Bancroft Way), Berkeley, CA. We usually gather for an informal tea at 5 pm. Buddhist Meditation Class 03/26/2012
Wednesday, 7:30-9:00pm Back from break! Steven Tainer will be introducing a new perspective on a core set of Buddhist traditions and associated types of practice regarding mind training. Specifically, why and how does Buddhism "change" the samsaric mind? There are a number of quite different answers to this question, and I am hoping these answers will prove useful to you in your own practice. Nuns Sharing Dharma 01/11/2012
 Ayya Anandabodhi & Ayya Santacitta, two Buddhist nuns resident at Aloka Vihara, SF are offering an evening meditation, Dhamma reflection, and dialogue on the 3rd Sunday of every month at BBM. Everyone is welcome. DATE: 3rd Sunday of the month / *Jan 15, *Feb 19, Mar 18, *April 15, May 20, June 17, July 15, Aug 19, Sep 16, (No meeting Oct 21), Nov 18, Dec 16  * Guest Teacher: Sister Santussika began monastic life in 2005 after training and practicing as an interfaith minister since 1998. She ordained as a samaneri (10- precept nun) in 2010 and currently resides at The One Heart Center, Los Altos Hills. TIME: 5:30-6:30pm Tea & Conversation 7:00-9:00pm Meditation, Dhamma Relfection & Dialogue | Staff's blogsClasses and EventsSee here for complete list
Daily Open Meditation 6:15AM-7:15 AM 5:15PM-6:15 PM Wednesday Night Buddhist Meditation Class 7:30pm-9:00pm by Steven Tainer Thursday Night Vipassana Meditation 7:30pm-9:30PM by James Baraz Friday Night Meditation Class 7:30-9pm by Prof. Martin Verhoeven Click here for live streaming Saturday Night Avatamsaka Sutra Lecture 7:30pm-9:00pm by Rev. Heng Sure Click here for live streaming Tue, Wed, Fri Tai Ji Quan Mornings, 6:30 - 8:00 AM Instructor: Futung Cheng From drbu.org blog |
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