Psychedelics and Dharma
Tuesday,February 11, 7:30-9 pm
3824 Grand avenue, Oakland
Are you interested in the integration of meditation and psychedelic transformation?
Would you like an inclusive, non-judgmental space to discuss non-ordinary states of consciousness?
Are you wondering how Buddhism could contribute to your exploration of consciousness, or vice versa?
Join us for an evening of meditation and conversation. All are welcome, no experience necessary. Free of charge, donations gratefully accepted.
Would you like an inclusive, non-judgmental space to discuss non-ordinary states of consciousness?
Are you wondering how Buddhism could contribute to your exploration of consciousness, or vice versa?
Join us for an evening of meditation and conversation. All are welcome, no experience necessary. Free of charge, donations gratefully accepted.
Buddhism 101
Four Sunday evenings 5:45-7:15
February 23-March 15
3824 Grand Avenue, Oakland
Interested in Buddhism and want a strong foundation in basic principles? Or perhaps you have experience with meditation and want to review and discuss its underlying philosophy? In this four-week course, we will cover the major teachings of the Buddha, and subsequent elaborations within the tradition. In this class we will discuss:
-The life and teachings of the historical Buddha.
-The Four Noble Truths on the causes of suffering and the path towards its end.
-Fundamental principles of Buddhist psychology.
-Understanding emptiness and no-self, and their relevance to modern life.
-The development of the Mahayana and the bodhisattva way.
-The path of Buddhist practice, its promises and pitfalls.
The class will include optional readings, and lots of conversation along the way. This class is suitable for both new and experienced practitioners.
Registration:
-The life and teachings of the historical Buddha.
-The Four Noble Truths on the causes of suffering and the path towards its end.
-Fundamental principles of Buddhist psychology.
-Understanding emptiness and no-self, and their relevance to modern life.
-The development of the Mahayana and the bodhisattva way.
-The path of Buddhist practice, its promises and pitfalls.
The class will include optional readings, and lots of conversation along the way. This class is suitable for both new and experienced practitioners.
Registration: