Safety In Sangha

Matthew draws on experiences firefighting and in incarcerated Buddhist communities to explore what it means to feel safe in a sangha, despite external circumstances.

What are the characteristics of a sangha that supports its members? How is trust built such that the hard work of the Dharma can be done in community? In this way seeking talk, I draw on my experiences firefighting and in incarcerated Buddhist communities to explore what it means to feel safe in a sangha, despite external circumstances.

A talk shared with Insight Meditation San Jose on January 15, 2025.

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