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Help Wanted with Transport on Funeral Day

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 17:15

Help Wanted with Transport on Funeral Day

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 17:15

Here’s a request from the team co-ordinating Bhante’s funeral arrangements at Adhisthana:  If anyone has (or would be able to bring) a mini bus on the day of the funeral (Saturday 10th November) to help with bringing people from the nearby train stations to Adhisthana, please get in touch by email admin [at] adhisthana.org.  All offers of help appreciated!
 

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Manchester shrine

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 14:34

Manchester shrine

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 14:34

Hello from Manchester. Here is our shrine to Bhante.

Ratnaguna and Dayanandi have been leading in memorial sessions for the Sangha since Tuesday.

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Dharmabyte: Fear and Vajrapani

From Free Buddhist Audio on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 14:00

Today’s FBA Dharmabyte offers a sensitive and thoughtful exploration of Fear and Vajrapani. This excerpt is from the talk entitled The Blazing Iron Club and the Winged Horse (Winter Retreat Dec 2010) by Vidyadaka.

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Poem

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 11:18

Poem

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 11:18

Knowing that I’d be at Adhisthana this month, I was hoping to meet Bhante. I haven’t been with him one to one since I used to read to him in his warm annexe at Madhyamaloka over fifteen years ago; those readings being one of the great pleasures and privileges of my life back then.

I wrote to him early last year to reconnect after a period of struggle in my life during which I tasted many sour fruits, the most plump among them being pride. Having tasted it, and its core of fear and...

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Fulfilling Bhante's Wish

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 10:52

Fulfilling Bhante's Wish

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 10:52

If you would like to express your gratitude for Bhante Urgyen Sangharakshita’s life you could give to a project which we know was very dear to Bhante’s heart and currently faces a funding crisis: the editing and publication of his Complete Works.

Bhante Sangharakshita’s wish was to see “a complete, uniform edition” of all his writings, published and unpublished. 

Many people’s generous gifts for Bhante’s 90th birthday began to fulfil this wish...

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Bhante Urgyen Sangharaksit

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 09:20

Bhante Urgyen Sangharaksit

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 09:20

Gratitude for Bhante and Dedicated My Poem for Bhante in Marathi Language

We are paying Tribute to our Spiritual Friend a great teacher, my Kalyanmitra. I fell very sad bhante I missing You Bhante. 

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Olivia Helen Gibson-West

Thank You.

Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 07:31[edit]

Thats it. Just Thank You.

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Questions arising following your passing

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 06:42

Questions arising following your passing

From Sangharakshita Memorial Space on Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 06:42

Should I mourn your absence?
What form could contain
that unrivalled presence?

Should I weep for you?
What tears offer release
to one already freed?

Should I run to your side?
What frantic display
reveres your stillness?

Should I recall you?
What image gives shape
to your shabby elegance?

Should I speak of you?
What eulogy does justice
to your eloquence?

Should I bequeath garlands?
What wilted flowers
could embody such wisdom?

Should I hold to your words?
Why...

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stephen peterson

Thank you for establishing such a great path

Thu, 1 Nov, 2018 - 04:07[edit]

Your life will continue to illuminate the spiritual journey for countless numbers of individuals and your work will never be forgotten…

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