CONNECTING SECULAR BUDDHISTS WORLDWIDE

SECULAR BUDDHISM

Essential elements & key ideas of secular dharma

DEBATE & DIALOGUE

Fostering debate and dialogue among practitioners

GROUPS & SANGHAS

Connect with secular Buddhists worldwide

COURSES & RETREATS

Explore secular dharma through courses & retreats

MEDITATION

Different ways to meditate from a secular perspective

SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

Creating a culture of awakening

CREATING COMMUNITY

Starting & sustaining secular Buddhist sanghas

BOOKS & TALKS

Books, articles & talks on secular Buddhism

THE NETWORK

Six ways to connect with SBN

MEDITATION GROUP

The Secular Buddhist Network sponsors an online meditation group for secular Buddhists and those interested in a secular approach to the dharma.

DISCUSSION GROUP

Our online discussion group meets the third Thursday of each month on Zoom to discuss aspects of a secular approach to the dharma. Join us.

SBN’S ONLINE COURSE

SBN is offering a free online course exploring the key ideas and practices of secular Buddhism, an important trend that has emerged in western Buddhism in recent years.

LOOKING FOR A SANGHA?

To facilitate the development of local sanghas among secular dharma practitioners, SBN has a

private listing you can join to meet others in your geographical area.

READING GROUP

SBN’s Reading Group meets the first Thursday of each month and focuses on topics related to mindfulness, secular dharma and various forms of Buddhism.

SECULAR DHARMA IN THE COMMUNITY

This group meets the first Friday of each month and is a forum for discussing new possibilities for bringing the secular dharma to our community and political movements.

FEATURED POSTS & MEETINGS

Rethinking the Dharma / Reimagining Community #48 September 2023

An introduction to secular Buddhism

Our diverse paths to secular Buddhism

The core concept of secular Buddhism: the four tasks

What kind of Buddhist are you?

Upcoming courses and retreats for secular Buddhists

A secular approach to practicing meditation

Ongoing meetings of secular Buddhist groups and sanghas

Three marks of existence, or three factors of human experience?

SOME OF OUR CONTRIBUTORS

LINDA MODARO
BERNAT FONT
STEPHEN BATCHELOR
LORNA EDWARDS
MARTINE BATCHELOR

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