Special Lecture by Taigu Osho

Relationships – the Buddhist Perspective: Building Harmony at Home, with Friends, and at Work 

Taigu Osho shares timeless Zen wisdom on his YouTube channel, Taigu Zen—now he's coming to San Francisco. Don’t miss this rare chance to hear him in person.

In today’s busy world, it’s easy for tension, misunderstandings, and stress to create distance between the people who matter most. But relationships don’t have to be a source of conflict—they can be a path to peace, growth, and joy.

Join Taigu Osho, a Zen priest, for a transformative seminar grounded in timeless Buddhist principles. Drawing on centuries-old wisdom and modern practice, you’ll learn how to cultivate clarity, compassion, and presence in all of your relationships.

In this seminar, you’ll discover how to:

•  Family: Bring mindfulness into the home, creating harmony and healing even in difficult conversations.
•  Friendships: Nurture authentic bonds through compassion, active listening, and trust.
•  Workplace: Practice Zen-inspired communication that reduces conflict, fosters respect, and strengthens collaboration.

Through guided reflections and practical exercises, you’ll walk away with tools to build healthier, more connected relationships—rooted in mindfulness and compassion.

Date:  10/23/2025
Location: Double Tree Hilton,  200 Marina Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94710
Time: 17:00 pm (venue open), 17:30 – 20:00 pm (Seminar + Q&A)

This is more than a seminar—it’s an invitation to transform the way you relate to the people around you.

Reserve your seat today and take your first step toward bringing Zen wisdom into your daily relationships.

About Taigu Osho: Taigu Osho (Taigu Gensho) is a Zen Buddhist priest and the head of Japan’s 540-year-old Fukugonji Temple. He’s widely known for sharing compassionate, down-to-earth teachings through his popular YouTube channel and public talks, blending timeless Zen wisdom with modern-day relevance to inspire audiences around the world.

https://www.youtube.com/@taiguzen (English)

https://www.youtube.com/@osho_taigu (Main Japanese Channel)