Buddhist Sangha of Bucks County

Buddhist Sangha of Bucks County Welcome to the Buddhist Sangha of Bucks County! All welcome . We meet every Monday from 7-9pm
at the Yardley Friends Meeting

We meet every Monday from 7pm-9pm– All welcome

Subscribe to our Newsletter or see our page up to date event information. First Monday of every month Basic medication instruction and answer questions about the Sangha night for the first 20 minutes of the service. Once we reopen we will continue meeting at 65 North Main Street in Yardley, PA (Yardley Friends Meeting)

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05/23/2026

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So much of the Dharma points us back to the inner conditions that make a human life steady and whole. This week we’re ex...
05/17/2026

So much of the Dharma points us back to the inner conditions that make a human life steady and whole. This week we’re exploring the “inner blessings” of the Mangala Sutta—qualities like restraint, humility, contentment, gratitude, patience, gentleness, and a mind that doesn’t shake in the winds of the world.

These aren’t abstract ideals. They’re lived textures of experience we can actually cultivate, moment by moment, in the middle of our ordinary lives.

If this resonates, join us Monday, May 18th at 7pm as we sit with these teachings and reflect on what inner blessings look like in our own practice.

Come as you are. Bring your curiosity and your lived experience.

Lately we’ve been exploring what the Buddha called “the highest blessings”—not miracles or luck, but the everyday condit...
05/16/2026

Lately we’ve been exploring what the Buddha called “the highest blessings”—not miracles or luck, but the everyday conditions that help a human life flourish. Things like choosing wise company, living with integrity, supporting family, speaking truthfully, and doing work that brings no harm.

This Monday at 7pm, we’ll sit with the first half of the Mangala Sutta and look at what “outer blessings” really mean in a modern life. If you’re curious about how the Dharma frames well‑being in practical, grounded terms, you’re welcome to join us.

Come as you are. Bring your questions, your reflections, or just your presence. Everyone is always welcome.

65 N Main St. Yardley PA www.buddhistsangha.com

Meditation is not passive.It is direct action — training the mind toward nonharm, which radiates outward.
05/11/2026

Meditation is not passive.
It is direct action — training the mind toward nonharm, which radiates outward.

We are thrilled to announce that Rebecca Li, PhD, will be visiting our Sangha on Monday, May 4th.Rebecca Li, PhD, is a C...
04/28/2026

We are thrilled to announce that Rebecca Li, PhD, will be visiting our Sangha on Monday, May 4th.

Rebecca Li, PhD, is a Chan Buddhist teacher in the lineage of Master Sheng Yen, and the founder and guiding teacher of Chan Dharma Community. She began practicing in 1995 while in graduate school in California and took refuge with Master Sheng Yen, founder of Dharma Drum Mountain, the same year. While in graduate school, she flew to New York to attend seven-day intensive retreats with Master Sheng Yen. She then moved to New Jersey for an academic position and to be closer to Master Sheng Yen, and in 1999 she began serving as his translator and also began teacher training with Master Sheng Yen, she started teaching Dharma classes in 2002. In 2001, Rebecca began to also train with Drs. John Crook and Simon Child, two of Master Sheng Yen’s Dharma heirs. After Master Sheng Yen’s passing in 2009 and John Crook’s passing in 2011, she continued training with Simon Child, who remains her current teacher. Over the years, Rebecca co-led intensive Chan retreats with Simon Child and collaborated with other teachers of the Western Chan Fellowship of the U.K.. More about Rebecca can be found at her website, https://rebeccali.org/ We hope you can join us on Monday to practice with Rebecca and help support the sangha’s visiting teachers program!

Rebecca’s topic will be “Chan Practice for Uncertain Times”. Please join us for an enlightening evening of guided mediation, Dharma talks, and Discussion.

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65 N Main Street
Yardley, PA
19067

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Monday 7pm - 9pm

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