“Dialogue… is the collective compassion for the common good. It is meeting with meaning, participation and purpose, speech in the service of others… we might not get the correct answers, but we get closer to asking the right questions…”
— from ‘What If’ by Amanda Gorman, 2019
YOU ARE INVITED to the second meeting of the Hawaii Betsuin DIALOGUE Project! If you are interested in exploring social issues with others through a Buddhist lens, then the Hawaii Betsuin DIALOGUE Project is for you!
WHEN: Thursday, November 11, 2021, 7:00 to 8:30 pm
WHERE: Probably Zoom only. We’ll update registrants by email.
TOPIC: Buddhist Economics: Small is Beautiful will be the subject of the September 2 dialogue. Brief readings (not whole books!) will prepare us for each dialogue. Future subjects and readings will be decided by you, the DIALOGUE Project participants.
Buddhist Economics – E.F. Schumacher, the classic essay (Schumacher Center for New Economics)
Buddhist Economics – An interview with Clair Brown
Optional Viewing
Buddhist Economics? – YouTube, 18 min.
Buddhist Economics By Clair Brown – YouTube, 2 min.
TO REGISTER: Please go to https://forms.gle/m67PxJ4xov4BeXvSA and complete the Google Form to receive the readings and meeting location or (if necessary) a Zoom link.
The DIALOGUE Project is an initiative of the HHHB Social Concerns Committee.