From Triratna News on Sun, 6 May, 2012 - 05:31Recent months have seen two very different books published by members of the Triratna Buddhist Order: ‘Pilgrimage to Anywhere’ by Rijumati, and ‘Error Message’ by Ananda (writing under his english name of Stephen Parr) - his debut science fiction novel.
Error Message sees the earth threatened with annihilation by a sentient and hyper-intelligent computer network obsessed with understanding Russian jokes, which has spread across 20 light years of space near the Owl Nebula. This is the setting...
Kula - “Community of the heart; a group coming together of its own free will; an intentional community; family; clan…”
If you like what we’re doing on The Buddhist Centre Online and have the coding skills and mojo you think could help, this is a space for you. If you think you might like to volunteer,volunteer [at] thebuddhistcentre.com (subject: coding%20kula) ( contact us anytime) and we’ll talk through how that...
From Triratna News on Fri, 4 May, 2012 - 05:59Vajragupta writes from Triratna’s Development Team to remind everyone of the upcoming Triratna International Retreat - starting four weeks today - and to give us five reasons not to miss it! They are…
1) It is the only big event for both the Triratna Buddhist Order and Community in the UK. It is a unique gathering, open to everyone, from those newest to our community right through to some of our most experienced Order members teaching...
From Triratna News on Thu, 3 May, 2012 - 05:54Triratna’s annual Buddha Festival day is coming up, falling this year on the Full Moon of May 6th. Over in India, however, they’ve already celebrated a major Buddha festival at Nagpur’s Diksha Bhumi - right on the site of the historic mass conversions of 1956 which kick-started the Buddhist revival in India. Ritayush sends us this report:
“Jai Bhim brothers and sisters. Encouraged by the success of our Buddha Festival last year, Nagpur Buddhist Centre organised a...
This group has been created as a place for men whom have asked for Ordination throughout North America to communicate with each other, share resources and study materials, and to generally keep everyone on top of what’s going on in the ordination process across our various regions.
You’re encouraged to use this space and check in often, as it is a great opportunity to stay in touch with other guys in the...
