Why did the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua, a traditional Chinese monk, found a university in America? What is so unique about a Buddhist model of education? And is it possible to live a good life in this day and age?

We sit down with DRBU president and Dharma teacher extraordinaire Doug Powers for answers to our questions.

Mentioned in this episode: W. Waldron — Making Sense of Mind Only: Why Yogacara Buddhism Matters https://wisdomexperience.org/product/making-sense-of-mind-only/

In this episode, Nahelia Aguilar (MA'21) shares how she learned to listen to herself through her journey of growing up in Mexico, searching for spiritual guidance, and coming all the way to DRBU. She also shares about her passion for environment & waste management and what we can do to help build a better world. 

In this episode, Alex, Bishnu, Phoenix and Blake and join Sanju to ask Dr. Rounds questions about her life & hobbies, DRBU experience, meeting master Hua, coming to California to study Buddhism, and more...

In this episode, Michael, Bishnu, Blake and Sehen join Sanju to ask Professor Doug Powers rapid-fire questions! Questions range from psychological and phenomenological to trivia, politics, sports and more! 

Luke and Sanju start the conversation with the place for Wonder in Buddhist path. The way the conversation flows is completely spontaneous! It's just like one of the conversation students have at DRBU courtyard during lunch. They talk on Luke's discovery at DRBU, which he summarizes in a sentence "Objective is not Objective". Listen to find out how they unpack this!

In this episode, Sanju talks with Catherine on relationship, gender questions, and life experiences. Catherine (now 79 years old) shares her experience of growing up through 1940s and onward.

In this episode, Sanju interviews Justin on his views on the creative process and its mechanics.

Transcript:

https://podcast.drbu.edu/2021/09/09/episode-1-justin-howe-on-art-and-creative-process/