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Welcome Back to Anantamati and Sarvajit

From Cambridge Buddhist Centre on Fri, 16 Aug, 2019 - 00:00
Anantamati and Sarvajit, fresh from their respective Ordination courses, give something of the flavour of their experience.
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Marpa and the Towers (why Talk About Milarepa Week 2)

From Birmingham Buddhist Centre on Fri, 16 Aug, 2019 - 00:00
Marpa and the towers is one of the best known stories from the life of Milarepa. Here Dharmashalin tells the story and tries to draw out its relevance for us today.
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Dharmabyte: Creating Sangha From Within

From Free Buddhist Audio on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 14:00

Is there an inner attitude we can adopt that will naturally lead to the creation of Sangha? Satyadhara poses this question - and addresses it - in his talk on the second Mainland Europe Young Buddhist Convention. He shares his personal experience of being in a small Sangha near Frankfurt in Germany, and draws upon Asangha’s Yogacharabhumi to explore the conditions necessary for building Sangha.

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Video - Prakasha's talk 'The Illumined Imagination' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:36

Video - Prakasha's talk 'The Illumined Imagination' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:36

Prakasha gave a talk on ‘The Illumined Imagination’, the final in the series given at the 2019 UK & Ireland Area Order Convention. The talks were recorded by the Clear Vision team at Wymondham College, UK. 

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Video - Prakasha's talk 'Imagination, Archetype, Myth and Drama' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:33

Video - Prakasha's talk 'Imagination, Archetype, Myth and Drama' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:33

‘Imagination, Archetype, Myth and Drama’ was the title of Prakasha’s third talk given at the 2019 UK & Ireland Area Order Convention, recorded by the Clear Vision team at Wymondham College, UK. 

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Video - Prakasha's talk 'Entering the Clear, Blue, Boundless Sky' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:29

Video - Prakasha's talk 'Entering the Clear, Blue, Boundless Sky' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:29

Here is Prakasha’s second talk, ’Entering the Clear, Blue, Boundless Sky’, from the 2019 UK & Ireland Area Order Convention, recorded by the Clear Vision team at Wymondham College, UK. 

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Video - Prakasha's talk 'The System of Spiritual Practice' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:24

Video - Prakasha's talk 'The System of Spiritual Practice' OM

From Buddhist Centre Features on Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 11:24

Watch Prakasha’s first talk ‘The System of Spiritual Practice’ from the 2019 UK & Ireland Area Order Convention, recorded by the Clear Vision team at Wymondham College, UK.

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Staying In Touch

From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Wed, 14 Aug, 2019 - 00:00
The third step in bringing about the goal of Enlightenment is remembering: recalling our desire and decision to do what is needed. Bodhinaga talks about three qualities of mindfulness and highlights the central importance of the mind in Buddhism. Using metaphors from the Bodhicaryavatara, he draws out how mindfulness can transform our lives, both as a defence against negative, reactive patterns and in actively developing the heart and mind of a Bodhisattva, 'one who cares more for others than they care for themselves'. Part 4 in the 'Path to Awakening' Sangha night series at Sheffield Buddhist Centre. Read chapter 5 of the condensed Bodhicaryavatara (available on the Sangha Night section of the website at the time this talk was uploaded) to accompany this week's talk. Points for reflection and discussion: Is there a situation in which it would be good for you to 'act like a block of wood' this week? What is your experience of the mindfulness of breathing meditation? What are the benefits of mindfulness in your life? Recorded at Sheffield Buddhist Centre 13.08.19
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Staying In Touch

From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Wed, 14 Aug, 2019 - 00:00
The third step in bringing about the goal of Enlightenment is remembering: recalling our desire and decision to do what is needed. Bodhinaga talks about three qualities of mindfulness and highlights the central importance of the mind in Buddhism. Using metaphors from the Bodhicaryavatara, he draws out how mindfulness can transform our lives, both as a defence against negative, reactive patterns and in actively developing the heart and mind of a Bodhisattva, 'one who cares more for others than they care for themselves'. Part 4 in the 'Path to Awakening' Sangha night series at Sheffield Buddhist Centre. Read chapter 5 of the condensed Bodhicaryavatara (available on the Sangha Night section of the website at the time this talk was uploaded) to accompany this week's talk. Points for reflection and discussion: Is there a situation in which it would be good for you to 'act like a block of wood' this week? What is your experience of the mindfulness of breathing meditation? What are the benefits of mindfulness in your life? Recorded at Sheffield Buddhist Centre 13.08.19
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