Past Events
Explore the ideas we have discussed at our Open Talks in New Jersey—from finding balance to cultivating character and making thoughtful choices.

Confucius: Living Well
What helps a person become more fully human? This talk introduces Confucius’ practical view of character, kindness, relationships, and the habits that shape a meaningful life. We will explore how respect, self-cultivation, and responsibility can bring greater harmony to everyday interactions—at home, at work, and in the community. No previous knowledge is needed; come for an accessible conversation about living well with others.

Bhagavad Gita: Self-Mastery
We often know what we should do, yet feel divided within ourselves. Through the Bhagavad Gita, this talk explores the inner battlefield: competing desires, fear, duty, and the search for right action. We will consider how self-knowledge, discipline, and purpose can help us respond with greater steadiness instead of reacting automatically. No previous familiarity is needed—just curiosity about mastering yourself and making clearer choices.

Buddha: Finding Balance
Why do dissatisfaction and imbalance arise, and how can we meet them with greater clarity? This introductory talk follows Buddha’s journey in search of understanding and explores the Four Noble Truths as a practical framework for recognizing suffering, its causes, and a path of inner transformation. No previous knowledge is needed—come ready to reflect, ask questions, and connect ancient wisdom with everyday challenges.
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