Name: Buddhism 101: How can we have unbiased thinking by adopting the right view?
Start: 2025-11-24T21:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-11-24T22:00:00-07:00

Hi, our Dharma friends!
Welcome to the gateway to Buddhism 101 for all! Our Right View Lab meeting is a friendly get-together of like-minded people to learn about unbiased thinking in Buddhism.
Our weekly “intro to Buddhism” meetup group is open to all! No experience in Buddhism is necessary. Each week we prepare a Dharma presentation for you all on that week’s Buddhism topic, followed by Q&A. We kick off each meeting with some introductions and short ice-breaking so that you get to know the other members of our sangha community! We have a good mix of regulars and newbies each meeting.
The first 20 minutes I'd like to get to know who is joining our zoom session so **please have your camera on**. After that, we will record our presentation and Q&A and upload to YouTube for access by our premium members. Thank you for your understanding.
Our classes are free for the first 5 sessions. After 5 sessions, if you see the value in joining, please consider offering a contribution.
Our classes & sangha are sustained completely by the dana gratitude contributions of people like you! ***Dana gratitude donations for our classes are gratefully accepted on Venmo @Bita-Enayati*** If you don't have Venmo, please email me at **[bitadharma22@gmail.com](http://bitadharma22@gmail.com/)**
so you can offer your contribution through PayPal or Zelle
Suggested donation for the event is $5 - $20.
Check out our YouTube channel at [https://www.youtube.com/@right-view-lab](https://www.youtube.com/@right-view-lab)!
If you have a schedule conflict, you can write to us at [bitadharma22@gmail.com](http://bitadharma22@gmail.com/) for one on one sessions by offering a contribution.
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To better explain the philosophy behind Right View Lab (our weekly Monday events, focusing on unbiased thinking):
Finding the “Right View” means trying to find an objective and impartial view of the world – and to remove the biases that we all have when viewing the world. We are unable to see anything except through the prism of thought and emotion. When it comes to examining ourselves in particular, it is impossible to take off the tinted glasses of partiality and self seeking. Egoism clouds our vision.
Here’s a story to illustrate this. One day a princess in the legendary Dragon Palace under the sea held up a jewel and told all the fishes, “I will give a prize to anyone who can tell me what color this is.” Each of them named a different color: the black porgy said it was black, the bluefish said it was blue, and the white-fish said it was silver. Then they asked the princess, “Which one is right?” She replied, “The jewel has no color of its own. It is transparent, and simply reflects each of your colors.”
In regards to how we view life, it's beneficial to remind ourselves that our minds are like an iceberg. There's some of it poking through above the water level, and there's a vast amount of it below which is unseen. Let me give an example of how a young couple moves into an apartment building. Each Saturday the wife would shout to her husband, "Look at our neighbors laundry hanging over there. It looks so dirty! They must be using the wrong detergent!" This went on each week for quite some time. Then one Saturday, the wife woke up and said, "Today they look beautiful and clean." Then the husband said, "I woke up early this morning and cleaned the window."
If you're interested in learning Buddhism but have a schedule conflict, please write to me for a one on one session.

1. Also please note that we're going to record this zoom session on YouTube for later access by our premium members. There will be an announcement from the Zoom app when it starts.
2. We would appreciate it if you use the same name as your Meetup account so that the host of the meeting will easily recognize the participants.
3. Please make sure you RSVP 30 minutes prior to the start of the meeting.
4. Our classes are free for the first 5 sessions or so. After 5 sessions, if you see value in joining, please consider offering a contribution.

Our classes & sangha are sustained completely by the dana gratitude contributions of people like you! ***Dana gratitude donations for our classes are gratefully accepted on Venmo @Bita-Enayati*** If you don't have Venmo, please email me at **[bitadharma22@gmail.com](http://bitadharma22@gmail.com/)**
so you can offer your contribution through PayPal or Zelle
Suggested donation for the event is $5 - $20.
Check out our YouTube channel at [https://www.youtube.com/@right-view-lab](https://www.youtube.com/@right-view-lab)!
**The Zoom meeting passcode is 426646.** We have about 10-20 people join us each week, including the regulars, so hope you don't get discouraged by seeing the few RSVPs here on this page. See you soon too!!!
We are looking forward to meeting fellow truth-seekers such as yourself, interested in the path to the Right View!
If you have a schedule conflict, feel free to email me at [bitadharma22@gmail.com](http://bitadharma22@gmail.com/) for one on one sessions by offering a contribution. Stay well now!
Bita and Yuichi Asakura

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