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Breathe, Write and Connect

From Buddhist Centre Features on Mon, 2 Jun, 2025 - 07:00

Breathe, Write and Connect

From Buddhist Centre Features on Mon, 2 Jun, 2025 - 07:00

Breathe, Write and Connect
Meditation and reflective writing with Yashobodhi

Sunday June 29

Reserve your place here

Join Yashobodhi on this day retreat for a breath of fresh air through meditation and reflective writing.

The writing we’ll do together is about process rather than product. We are not crafting polished texts, but using our writing for reflections and explorations.

It would be ideal if you attended both parts of the day, but you are also welcome to only come to the morning or the afternoon.

What to expect from...
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The Nature of Things

From London Buddhist Centre on Mon, 2 Jun, 2025 - 00:00
Dhammarati gives the keynote talk from Buddha Day Festival at the London Buddhist Centre in 2025.
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The Seat of Enlightenment

From London Buddhist Centre on Mon, 2 Jun, 2025 - 00:00
Suryagupta hosts the annual event at the LBC, an evening with the chair. In the first half Suryagupta gives a talk on the Seat of Enlightenment. In the second half, she interviews her friends Saddhaketu, Samantavajra and Vandanajyoti about key moments in their spiritual life.
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Panel Process Review and Summary

From Order Connection on Sun, 1 Jun, 2025 - 16:29

Panel Process Review and Summary

From Order Connection on Sun, 1 Jun, 2025 - 16:29

Dear Order members,

In December 2018, some will recall that Suvajra was suspended from the Order after having been judged “on the balance of probability”, by a Triratna Panel Process, to have committed a serious breach of the ethical precepts. Eighteen months later in June 2020 Suvajra was reinstated. In announcing this to the Order Ratnadharini, then Chair of the College, concluded her letter as follows:

I know there are Order members – many of whom have known Suvajra well and for a long...
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Shabda June 2025

From Order Connection on Sun, 1 Jun, 2025 - 16:12

Here is the latest edition of Shabda in five digital formats:

eBook Shabda .EPUB – read on most other eBook readers (eg Nook or Kobo, etc) and most eReader apps on tablets, smartphones etc.

eBook Shabda .MOBI – This format is now deprecated, but this can still be used on older Kindle devices, and some older eReader apps on tablets, smartphones, etc.

PDF for digital Shabda – read with any PDF reader

HTML Shabda – read with any web browser

PDF for printing Shabda –...

File NameSize
ePub (for eBook readers, smartphones and tablets)2.82 MB
mobi (for older Kindle devices only)1.86 MB
PDF for digital (for computers and eReaders)1.85 MB
HTML (for web browsers)4.64 MB
PDF for printing1.17 MB
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Letter from the College of Public Preceptors- June

From College of Public Preceptors on Sun, 1 Jun, 2025 - 00:00

Letter from the College of Public Preceptors- June

From College of Public Preceptors on Sun, 1 Jun, 2025 - 00:00

This month’s letter comes from Vajratara, one of the Deputy Chair’s of the College: Vajratara came across Triratna in 1995 in South London and knew she found what she had been searching for - a vision of human potential, a path of transformation and a community to practice with. After studying Philosophy and Religious Studies at Leeds University and running the University Buddhist Society, she moved to Sheffield, lived in community and worked in Windhorse:evolution. She joined the Order in Sheffield,...
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Renunciation and Freedom (FBA Podcast)

From Free Buddhist Audio on Sat, 31 May, 2025 - 11:00

Saraha addresses the UK & IE Triratna Buddhist Order convention, exploring the collective practice of taking part in Order chapters. The Buddha went forth to seek an end to suffering, to go beyond what binds us to the samsaric world. The theme of this event also encompasses ‘going beyond’ and the ways in which we are approaching that as an Order. This talk was given at the Triratna Buddhist Order convention...
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The Call of Anxiety: Developing a Fearless Compassionate Heart

From Buddhist Centre Features on Sat, 31 May, 2025 - 00:32

The Call of Anxiety: Developing a Fearless Compassionate Heart

From Buddhist Centre Features on Sat, 31 May, 2025 - 00:32

The Call of Anxiety
Developing a Fearless Compassionate Heart

June 13-15th 2025
With Singhashri and Balajit

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Many meditators come to practice in the hope of reducing or even getting rid of difficult feelings like stress and anxiety. Yet, to feel anxiety about our lives and especially the current state of our world is a completely understandable and even appropriate response. So how do we learn to listen deeply to our anxiety without allowing it to overwhelm us?

Anxiety can have...
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Vajra Bell - Spring/Summer 2025 issue

From Vajra Bell on Thu, 29 May, 2025 - 19:02
  • Vajra Bell - Spring/Summer 2025 issue

The Vajra Bell Spring/Summer 2025 issue is here!

The focus of this issue is: “Sangha as a Force for Good in the World”.

You can download and view the PDF version of this issue of Vajra Bell by clicking on the link at the bottom of this post.

In this issue: 

  • Sangha Connections
  • Sangha as a Force for Good in the World - by Suddhayu
  • The Dharma & the Worldly Winds of Politics - by Suryapala
  • 100 Years: Celebrating Sangharakshita
  • Sangha Arts: Art as a Spiritual Practice
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Vajra Bell - Spring/Summer 2025 issue20.12 MB
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The Water of Life (Parable of Herbs)

From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Thu, 29 May, 2025 - 00:00
The Parable of the Herbs offers a vivid metaphor for how the Dharma nourishes all beings according to their unique capacities—like rain falling equally on grasses, shrubs, and trees. Sanghajiva will explore the profound meaning behind the parable: the Buddha’s wisdom flows impartially to all, yet each individual receives and grows according to their own nature and readiness. In this series we are exploring the profound teachings of the White Lotus Sutra, presented through a combination of poetry, drama, parables and what can seem like cosmic science fiction, and the way these have the potential to free us to take our practice of the Dharma to a new level.
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