When: Sunday, March 8, 2015, 7:30PM – 9PM Where: Plymouth Meeting Friends, 2150 Butler Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA Description: March 8, 2015 Susan Wagner: “The Wheel of Samsara” Click here to learn more about our Lecture and Discussion series Click to read more…
When: Sunday, February 8, 2015, 7:30PM – 9PM Where: Plymouth Meeting Friends, 2150 Butler Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA Description: “Why Should We Practice?” Led by Robin Carr Click here to learn more about our Lecture and Discussion series Click to read more…
Our next lecture and discussion will be on Sunday, January 11, 2015 at 7:30PM at our Plymouth Meeting Friends Location. The speaker will be Richard McKinney and his topic will be “The Eightfold Path.” Click here to learn more about our lecture and discussion series. Click to read more…
Our upcoming lecture and discussion will be on the book: MOST INTIMATE: A Zen Approach to Life’s Challenges by Roshi Pat Enkyo O’Hara Bob Kaizo Koller and Gail Furyu Zivin wrote a review of the book and will continue the discussion at our regular lecture and discussion series. The event… Click to read more…
In the conclusion of his five part series, Bill Cunningham explores the meaning of Buddhism to 21st Century practicioners. Note: This is the final part of a five part series based on an address to the Philadelphia Buddhist Association, Sunday, September 9, 2012. Earlier parts of this essay identified what… Click to read more…
In part four of his five part series, Bill Cunningham explores the meaning of Buddhism to 21st Century practicioners. The heart of Buddhism is the joyous and hopeful message that we can live happily and wholesomely here and now. It is the description of how to practice and develop that… Click to read more…
In part three of his five part series, Bill Cunningham explores the meaning of Buddhism to 21st Century practitioners. In Part Two we saw that, according to Buddhism, our basic problem is that we want to be happy without suffering, but life isn’t that way. Let me clarify why this is so. Obviously, we… Click to read more…
In part two of his five part series, Bill Cunningham explores the meaning of Buddhism to 21st Century practitioners. All religions describe a universal human problem and prescribe a solution to it. Here’s how Buddhists see it. We all have ups and downs. Sometimes things go as we wish and… Click to read more…
In this serialized essay, I attempt to present, as Bhante Henepola Gunaratana might have called it, Buddhism in Plain English. So, it explains core, shared Buddhist teachings and practices, without usual special vocabulary. Part One compares Buddhism to a few other religions. Buddhism is a religion, like Quakerism, Catholicism,… Click to read more…