Sangha of Thousands of Buddhas Event Calendar


UPCOMING STB EVENTS AT SRMC

  • Wednesday, May 30th, 12 noon- 1pm PDT, Conference Call: 

“Clarifying Intentions: What is the Point of Your Practice?” with Sylvia Boorstein and co-host Larry Young.

Call-in details will be posted soon.

 

  • Saturday, June 9th, 9:30am – 5:00pm, SRMC

Tuning Your Instrument: The Buddha, the Brain, and Bach,
with Sylvia Boorstein, Clifford Saron, and Barbara Bogatin.

This event is free – as our gift – to all Sangha of Thousands of Buddhas (STB) members! Pre-registration is required. To register as an STB member or to become an STB member, please contact sangha@spiritrock.org or call (415) 488-0164 x237. For more information, please visit Tuning Your Instrument on the Spirit Rock website.


  • Wednesday, June 27th, 12noon-1pm PDT, Conference call: 

Sylvia Boorstein in conversation with Congressman Tim Ryan. Details to come.

 

PAST STB EVENTS AT SRMC

Wednesday, April 11, 12-1pm PT: “What Keeps Practice Alive.”

Sincere apologies for the poor sound quality at the beginning of this call.  We did our best to edit the audio in the recording, so please listen and enjoy it. You can listen to a recording of this session by clicking on the link below. Thank you!

TO LISTEN TO THE RECORDING:
Conference call with Jack & Sylvia – Click to play, or right-click to download.

  • March 7th, 2012 – Conference Call: “Bring Your Most Important Dharma Quesions,” with  senior Spirit Rock teachers,  Sylvia Boorstein and James Baraz
  • January 18th, 2012 – Conference Call: “Beginning Again: Practice Intentions for the New Year,” with Sylvia Boorstein and co-host Guy Armstrong.
  • Feb 21st, 2012: Crazy Wisdom Saves the World, Again! with Wes Nisker & Sylvia Boorstein
  • November 22, 2011: Being A Community hosted by Sylvia Boorstein, with Theatricalized Dharma Talks:  Snake Talk, Urgent Messages From The Mother, written and performed by award-winning actress Naomi Newman


 

 

Message from Sylvia Boorstein about the Sangha of Thousands of Buddhas