Events Related to Dharma Punx NYC Community

Events Related to Dharma Punx NYC Community Dharma Punx NYC is an alternative Buddhist meditation and dharma community in the Theravadan tradition. The New York branch was founded by Noah Levine in 2001.

Josh Korda took over as the primary teacher in 2003. The Thursday class is facilitated by a selection of dedicated practitioners. Drop-in classes are offered by donation. Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:00 pm at the Lila Wellness Center, 302 Bowery 3fl (Middle Buzzer). All are welcome. Tuesday nights run until 8:30 pm, and feature a half hour guided meditation, followed by a Dhamma talk, then questions and answers. Thursday nights run until 8:30 pm, and feature a 30 minute meditation, followed by a brief Peer-facilitated Dhamma topic/talk followed by open discussion


In Brooklyn
Monday evenings at 7:00 pm
Maha Rose Center, 97 Green Street @ Franklin St. Greenpoint, Brooklyn. featuring a half hour guided meditation, followed by a Dhamma talk, then questions and answers. Sunday Evening at 6:30
featuring 30 minute guided meditation, brief dharma talk followed by Q&A and discussion.

02/03/2026

Tuesday at 7 - 105 Grand Street

01/20/2026

Tonight at 7pm est on zoom → CLICK HERE
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120361974?pwd=WkpjOVBnS2MxZG54bEdHUXByWXhudz09
This talk offers a clear, steady map for how human beings actually adapt to difficult experiences, including loss, change, and disruption, without forcing ourselves to “get over” anything.

We’ll explore how the mind learns from experience, why it takes time to update its expectations, and how sharing life with others quietly teaches the nervous system that difficulty is survivable, meaningful, and universal. Drawing on neuroscience, everyday life examples, and Buddhist psychology, this talk reframes grief and change not as problems to solve, but as processes the mind already knows how to complete.

01/13/2026

Tonight at 7pm est on zoom → CLICK HERE
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120361974?pwd=WkpjOVBnS2MxZG54bEdHUXByWXhudz09
We live much of our lives preparing for what hasn’t happened yet. In this talk we’ll look at how the brain reuses memories to construct every experience in life, and why this often leads to stress and rumination, and how attention can be trained to stay anchored in what is actually happening rather than what we fear will happen. The talk concludes with a guided meditation which will provide time to practice the tools.

12/30/2025

5pm Jan 1st (thursday)
105 Grand St Brooklyn
Start the new year a little more grounded, a little more awake, and a lot more connected. 🧘‍♂️✨ Join us at Dharma Punx New York for a New Year’s Day Buddhist gathering at 105 Grand Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, from 5:00–6:15pm. We’ll share a brief, down-to-earth intention-setting talk, settle into a guided meditation, and spend some time together in community—no experience necessary, no pressure to be anything other than human. All are welcome, and the gathering is supported by donation only. Come as you are, start the year with a pause.

01/21/2025

tonight at 7. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120361974?pwd=WkpjOVBnS2MxZG54bEdHUXByWXhudz09

The Middle Path, as taught by the Buddha, encourages balance, wisdom, and adaptability—especially when it comes to solving the intractable dilemmas and no win decisions of our life:
• Should I stay in this job / relationship / city or leave?
• Choosing between telling a friend something they don't want to hear and risk their anger, or withholding important information?
• indulging in social media versus taking time off it and experiencing FOMO and/or loneliness?

By exploring both/and thinking, we can move beyond simplistic either/ or dilemmas and develop a more inclusive way to solve life’s complexities. This approach fosters our capacity to hold diverse perspectives simultaneously, paving the way for transformative insights.

01/07/2025

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120361974?pwd=WkpjOVBnS2MxZG54bEdHUXByWXhudz09
Tonight’s talk will cover the latest theory of the function that dreams play in our lives, the advantages they bring that differ remarkably from logical, sequential rule bound thought and how our spiritual practice can harness many of the same profound insights and explorations the fantasies of sleep provide.

12/02/2024

see you this tuesday at 7pm at grand street healing, 105 grand street!

Tonight at 7 on zoomhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120361974?pwd=WkpjOVBnS2MxZG54bEdHUXByWXhudz09The enjoyment derived from...
10/29/2024

Tonight at 7 on zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120361974?pwd=WkpjOVBnS2MxZG54bEdHUXByWXhudz09
The enjoyment derived from Halloween—embracing scary or sexually transgressive costumes and haunted houses—stems from the brain’s excitement at breaking its predictive models, exploring what lies beyond our fears and taboos, and the cognitive stimulation of adopting new mental models and roles.

For those who want to attend a gathering with Refuge Recovery founder Noah Levine, he's leading a gathering September 17...
09/04/2024

For those who want to attend a gathering with Refuge Recovery founder Noah Levine, he's leading a gathering September 17th in NYC. See attached.

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