The fourth talk in the Fundamental View series asks how Buddhist principles apply to society, government, work, marriage and family. It is free to attend, with voice, Q&A and a dedication of merit.
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Seten Tomh presents the fourth talk in the Fundamental View series, asking what a society founded on Buddhist principles would look like. The talk looks at the Buddha's social and political philosophy, his criticism of caste discrimination, his attitude toward women, and his teachings on marriage, family, work and community.
Drawing on the Pali Canon, the talk examines the Vajjian confederacy, the ethical foundations of government, the spiritual potential of householders, and the power of intention and karma. It presents Buddhism as a path of wisdom and liberation that can be followed within everyday relationships and responsibilities, not only in monasteries.
The talk is held on Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 11am SLT and lasts one hour, in Mieum (118,246,78). It is free, uses voice, and includes Q&A and a dedication of merit.
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