Sat. Sangha: Ethical Conduct in a Time of Upheaval w/Devin Berry 1/31/26 скачать в хорошем качестве

Sat. Sangha: Ethical Conduct in a Time of Upheaval w/Devin Berry 1/31/26

In an era shaped by political division, deportation, protest, and moral uncertainty, the Buddha’s teachings on ethical conduct remain both timeless and urgently relevant. Devin joins us by Zoom from Marin County, CA, to explore Sila: right speech, right action, and right livelihood as living practices that guide us through complexity with clarity, courage, and care. Drawing on the Noble Eightfold Path, we’ll reflect on how ethical integrity supports wise engagement without hatred, apathy, or collapse. Rather than offering fixed answers, this teaching invites us to root our responses in awareness, compassion, and responsibility so our actions in the world arise from wisdom, not reactivity. 00:00 Introduction 06:42 Guided Meditation and silence 46:04 Dharma Talk on Ethical Conduct in a Time of Upheaval •Meditation teacher, Devin Berry began practicing in 1999. His teaching is rooted in the Buddha dharma and mindfulness daily life practices. Devin’s training includes Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction teacher training, the East Bay Meditation Center Commit to Dharma Program, Spirit Rock’s Dedicated Practitioners Program, and Insight Meditation Society’s four-year Residential Retreat Teachers Program. Devin is an Insight Meditation Society Core Guiding Teacher. He also co-founded both the Teen Sangha and Men of Color Deep Refuge Group at East Bay Meditation Center in Oakland. In addition, almost 20 years ago, Devin began some of the first mindfulness programs in SF Bay Area schools, including weekly mindfulness groups for youth. Devin began working with youth over 25 years ago as a frontline advocate for marginalized youth living on the streets, in recovery and exploitation. Over the years Devin’s work has included leading wilderness camp programs for teens, Rites of Passage programs for tweens, and a summer camp for boys. Devin co-created Deep Time Liberation, an ancestral healing journey that explores the impact of ancestral legacy and intergenerational trauma on Black Americans. He is passionate about the power of witnessing and storytelling as a liberation tool. Devin is a father and teaches nationally. https://devinberry.substack.com/ and https://heartstreamsangha.substack.com/ •Visit is Website https://www.devinberry.org/ If you would like to join PNWM in person or on Zoom- *Time: Every Saturday from 4:30PM - 6:30 PM PT *Location: 4312 SE Stark St, Portland, OR 97215 *Click link to register for free online attendance through Zoom. Registration Form tiny URL https://rb.gy/t7kye9 or visit our website for registration info. *Our open and inclusive sangha welcomes all identities. We aim to cultivate belonging for practitioners from the widest range of backgrounds and experiences. For the comfort of all, please refrain from wearing scents due to chemical sensitivities. 100% Donation Base: We are a 501-C3 non-profit organization. Our Saturday Sangha is offered on a donation model. Give what you can. Cash donations are accepted at the door and on the website www.pnwmeditation.com