New Guidlines Posted for Safer Sanga Program
Visit the Safer Sangha Programs page to read our suggested code of conduct information for Meetings, Participants and teachers.
Visit the Safer Sangha Programs page to read our suggested code of conduct information for Meetings, Participants and teachers.
Buddhist Recovery Network is offering meetings every Wednesday of the month, from 5:30pm to 6:30pm Pacific Time. The program is a rotating one of Recovery Dharma, Noble Steps, Sit-and-Share and 8 step recovery. It’s a great way to get engaged and try out some programs. More information
We are excited to list these new titles in our Book review section.
After 12+ years we are excited to publish a new web-site which will encourage collaboration and fresh content to share! Keep your eye on us in 2024!
A talk by Kara Haney _____________________________________ 🗺️Need a Meeting? 👉buddhistrecovery.org/meetings Thelargest, up-to-date, comprehensiveBuddhist recovery meeting list.Hundreds of meetings across various Buddhist programs. (Both Online & In-Person meetings.) 📺Looking for a good Dharmatalk (on Recovery?) 👉buddhistrecovery.org/academy Though Dharmatalks are aplenty, it’s rare to find ones that speak directly to our addictions. Fortunately, ourAcademy Teachersvideos are available,…
This is a talk from the SHE RECOVERS symposium about Critical Conversations About Race. We are in the unfortunate time of having to witness the Trial of Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd. And during this time of the trial the slaying of Duante Wright took place in the Minneapolis. This talk although given…
The Vulnerable Disco Vince Miller and Valentine Darling chat about how they got sober, queer community in sobriety, healing from trauma, and developing friendships. Both Vince and Valentine are active on instagram. Follow Vince @thevulnerabledisco, and Valentine @goingsomewheresober. Get more information on their projects athttp://www.TheVulnerableDisco.com andhttp://www.RecoveryDisco.com _____________________________________ 🗺️Need a Meeting? 👉buddhistrecovery.org/meetings Thelargest, up-to-date, comprehensiveBuddhist recovery…
Recovery for the Revolution Carolyn, who uses they/them pronouns, is a queer, non-binary Afro-Indigenous neurodivergent human in long-term recovery and believe recovery from a decolonized, anti-oppression lens can point the collective towards liberation. They are breathing fresh life into recovery and they are a powerhouse of wisdom, I’m really excited to see what comes next…
The Sober Voices Team https://www.sobervoices.co/The Sober Voices Summit is multiple days of intentional content from a diverse array of leaders in the sober movement. This event brings together people from multifaceted backgrounds to share their stories and vision for the future of the sober movement. The content is accessible and inspiring to all sober and…
Lucy Rocca tells our President of BRN Vimalasara, all about Soberistas, a recovery community founded in the UK, that serves predominantly women all over the world. https://www.buddhistrecovery.org/christmas-eve _____________________________________ 🗺️Need a Meeting? 👉buddhistrecovery.org/meetings Thelargest, up-to-date, comprehensiveBuddhist recovery meeting list.Hundreds of meetings across various Buddhist programs. (Both Online & In-Person meetings.) 📺Looking for a good Dharmatalk (on…
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