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Pub Talks: A Buddhist Mindset

Thanks to advances in agriculture, medicine, and practically every other kind of technology, most people today live in unprecedented comfort and security. But we're not free from psychological anxiety or pressing philosophical questions—many of us are troubled, even tormented, by questions like, “Who am I?” and, “What am I supposed to do with my life?” Join us for a night of self-discovery and conversation where we discuss how to live the life we've always dreamed of living. 

 

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Paint Nite Innovation Labs invites you to join the newest unique experiences near you. From custom ukulele making (and playing) to drone building (and flying), we're elevating in-venue experiences all over Boston. At this Labs event, you'll gather to discuss a trending topic guided by an expert local host. With topics ranging from science to technology and the arts to local history, we're inviting you and your friends to expand your mind through education, discussion, and—as always—a little bit of humor. Your middle school science teacher was right—learning IS fun!

 


You may reschedule or cancel tickets up to 8 hours before the event starts. Read our reschedule policy here.

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Pub Talks: A Buddhist Mindset

Aug 28 | 7:00 pm EST
Clery's - Downstairs - Back Bay113 Dartmouth StBoston, MA | View Map
For: Legal Drinking Age
Language: English
In-Person Event - hosted at a venue near you
$30 per person / supplies included
Bring 3 friends and you can attend free! Learn More

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Clerys has been voted Best of Boston for neighborhood bars, and is a local neighborhood favorite. With 4 rooms, 3 bars, and function capabilities Clerys is one the most dynamic restaurants in the Back Bay. Clerys is your one stop destination in the historic South End located on the corner of Columbus and Dartmouth. Come see why the Improper Bostonian ranked Clerys for the best wings in Boston in 2013.

(617) - 262-9874

Website: clerysboston.com

 

Matt Weinstein, a reincarnated Californian, grew up in Southern Ohio and lives in Somerville, Massachusetts. An obvious extrovert and self-styled ‘itinerant speaker,’ Matt enjoys talking with large and small groups of people, and once was accused by a friend of “being able to talk to a tree.” Despite his interest and experience giving lectures on rather cerebral topics, Matt is an entertainer at heart. Through his humorous, off-the-cuff style of speaking, Matt consistently tricks his audiences into having fun and learning about themselves at the same time. 

Matt is a graduate of the Harvard Divinity School, where he studied Buddhism and Neoplatonism. Prior to moving to Massachusetts, Matt studied at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, and at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, where he was first exposed to Buddhism. Since completing a graduate degree in Buddhist studies, Matt has learned that his first cousin once removed is a professor of East Asian studies at the University of Cincinnati, and his great-grandmother was a dealer of Japanese and Korean religious antiquities. What once seemed to him as something new, exciting, and unprecedented has since revealed itself to be the family business and perhaps even a bit of a trope. Matt is looking forward to sharing with you some of the insights he has gathered over the course of his life and studies. 

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Aug 28 | 7:00 pm EST
Clery's - Downstairs - Back Bay113 Dartmouth StBoston, MA | View Map
*SUPPLIES INCLUDED
For: Legal Drinking Age
Language: English
In-Person Event - hosted at a venue near you
Bring 3 friends and you can attend free! Learn More

Pub Talks: A Buddhist Mindset

Thanks to advances in agriculture, medicine, and practically every other kind of technology, most people today live in unprecedented comfort and security. But we're not free from psychological anxiety or pressing philosophical questions—many of us are troubled, even tormented, by questions like, “Who am I?” and, “What am I supposed to do with my life?” Join us for a night of self-discovery and conversation where we discuss how to live the life we've always dreamed of living. 

 

What is Paint Nite Innovation Labs?

Paint Nite Innovation Labs invites you to join the newest unique experiences near you. From custom ukulele making (and playing) to drone building (and flying), we're elevating in-venue experiences all over Boston. At this Labs event, you'll gather to discuss a trending topic guided by an expert local host. With topics ranging from science to technology and the arts to local history, we're inviting you and your friends to expand your mind through education, discussion, and—as always—a little bit of humor. Your middle school science teacher was right—learning IS fun!

 


You may reschedule or cancel tickets up to 8 hours before the event starts. Read our reschedule policy here.

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Matt Weinstein, a reincarnated Californian, grew up in Southern Ohio and lives in Somerville, Massachusetts. An obvious extrovert and self-styled ‘itinerant speaker,’ Matt enjoys talking with large and small groups of people, and once was accused by a friend of “being able to talk to a tree.” Despite his interest and experience giving lectures on rather cerebral topics, Matt is an entertainer at heart. Through his humorous, off-the-cuff style of speaking, Matt consistently tricks his audiences into having fun and learning about themselves at the same time. 

Matt is a graduate of the Harvard Divinity School, where he studied Buddhism and Neoplatonism. Prior to moving to Massachusetts, Matt studied at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, and at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, where he was first exposed to Buddhism. Since completing a graduate degree in Buddhist studies, Matt has learned that his first cousin once removed is a professor of East Asian studies at the University of Cincinnati, and his great-grandmother was a dealer of Japanese and Korean religious antiquities. What once seemed to him as something new, exciting, and unprecedented has since revealed itself to be the family business and perhaps even a bit of a trope. Matt is looking forward to sharing with you some of the insights he has gathered over the course of his life and studies. 

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