February in Photos
Mar 2, 2020Enjoy photos of recent events, our beautiful campus, and our wonderful community.
Professor Doug Powers: What is suffering?
Mar 2, 2020We asked Professor Doug Powers the following questions: What is the suffering that the Buddha talks about? Do I have to ride the waves of emotions at all times in my life? The following is his...
Alumni Spotlight: Petra Lamberson, MA '16
Mar 2, 2020The following is an interview with Petra Lamberson, a 2016 graduate of the MA program.What are you currently up to? I'm in my second year of an MA/PhD program at UC Berkeley, in the Department...
3 Unexpected Things to Replace Your Morning Coffee With
Mar 2, 2020Waking up is hard!Some of us dive into a cup of coffee first thing in the morning; others prefer a nice cup of tea.Our DRBU students, however, may surprise you with these three effective ways to...
DRBU and CTTB host District 1 Candidate Forum
Mar 2, 2020Dharma Realm Buddhist University and the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas hosted a Candidate Forum for Mendocino County District 1 supervisor, the district that includes our campus. With the election...
Welcome Back to the Spring Semester from the President
Feb 4, 2020It is a typical northern California day in January--cool and foggy, with a promise of rain. Yet inside the DRBU building, the lights are on and the classrooms are full of energy. Everyone is eager to...
Alumni Spotlight: Lan Huang, MA '18
Feb 4, 2020The following is an interview with Lan Huang, a 2018 graduate of the MA program.What are you currently up to?Now, I work full time at DRBU. I have a background in psychology and statistics, so I’m...
Making Tea, Coming to Life: A Forgotten Farm in Taiwan
Feb 4, 2020Written by Ken Cannata, DRBU staff and MA '18 graduateI'm on the high speed rail going back north to Taipei after a rather intense few days making tea in the far southeast of Taiwan, a place called...
Professor Doug Powers: Does the Buddha still have preferences?
Feb 4, 2020We asked Professor Doug Powers about the role of personal preferences for cultivators. The following is his response:Understanding preferences from the vantage points of karma and of samadhi (i.e.,...
What are we reading at DRBU? The Course in Buddhist Reasoning and Debate
Feb 4, 2020The following is a brief recommendation from James Roberts, instructor for the Music I, Natural Sciences II, and Western Classics IV courses in the B.A. program this spring.I've been reading The...
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