Humanistic Buddhism-study circle

Humanistic Buddhism is what the Buddha ‘conveyed’ to the “human world” with the original intents “to teach, instruct, benefit, and bring joy” and “to attain the Buddha’s insight.” It is closely related to society and individuals, evident in the Buddha’s declaration of equality: “all sentient beings possess the buddha-nature,” fitting the modern mentality of freedom, democracy, and equality. In this study circle, we would explore the essence of Humanistic Buddhism, the core teachings and concepts, and its benefits. 

Highly recommended to all who are interested to learn more about Buddhism or practice Buddhism in their daily lives. 

No previous knowledge required

Dates:

March 2nd, Aptil 6th, May 4th and June 1st

Material:

Humanistic Buddhism: Holding True to the Original Intents of Buddha by Venerable Master Hsing Yun. Register by February 24th to recieve a complimentary copy. Swedish version is available for free distribution.

Conducted in English.

In cooperation with BLIA-Buddha's Light International Association