Past Events
Why So Lonely? A Conversation on Buddhism, Loneliness, and Human Connection
Before the COVID epidemic, there was the “loneliness epidemic”, and COVID has only exacerbated it. In a recent citywide survey by New York’s health department, two-thirds said they felt socially isolated, and in a recent national survey, 61 percent of those aged 18 to 25 reported high levels of loneliness.
Seminar on Reading & Translating Buddhist Texts
This seven-day seminar held in the peaceful setting of a Mahayana Buddhist monastery in Ukiah, California—the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas—will introduce participants to early Buddhist literature.
"A Buddhist Response to a World in Crisis" with Bhikkhu Bodhi
Venerable Bhikkhu Bodhi will look at social injustice, climate change, and related issues from a Buddhist perspective, exploring ways that Buddhists can truly embody compassion and make a difference--both in our country and in the world.
The Power of Sharing Stories
Join us for an inspiring evening of stories with renowned storytellers and educators.
The Arts Talk: Secrets Behind Traditional Chinese Buddhist Temple Architecture and Art
“Secrets Behind Traditional Chinese Buddhist Temple Architecture and Art” explores the historical ideas behind the architecture and art of traditional Mahayana Chinese temples and monasteries. Guest speaker Andy Ferguson will examine a range of influences, including religious, philosophical, and political forces that contributed to how Mahayana Buddhist temples were traditionally arranged and constructed in China.
Enlightenment and the Metaverse?
A conversation on Buddhism and virtual reality.
Is There an Alternative To a Capitalistic Lifestyle?
Join us for a conversation with Nipun Mehta, Gift Economy pioneer and learn about how he's crafted a life based on service.
How does one know? What is required to 'know thyself'? Shared Inquiry at DRBU
How does one know? What is required to 'know thyself'? Join an online reading group using the DRBU discussion method of shared inquiry.
DRBU's Fifth Annual Student Symposium
We are excited to share the schedule of student presentations for this year's Student Symposium. Students will be presenting a recitation or academic paper with allowed time for Q&A. Please see attached poster for more details.
Reflections on the Openness of Thinking: Hannah Arendt in conversation with philosophy - Katharina Kaiser, U. C. Berkeley
Join us for a lecture by Dr. Katharina Kaiser on Hannah Arendt
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