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Public Ordination at the Manchester Buddhist Centre

From Order Connection on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 16:31

Public Ordination at the Manchester Buddhist Centre

From Order Connection on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 16:31

Dear Order Members,

Following her Private Ordination at Tiratanaloka on Wednesday 4th October, the Public Ordination of Claire Walsh took place today, Saturday 7th October, at the Manchester Buddhist Centre amidst a gathering of over 100 sangha, family, and friends.

Claire becomes Nischalasri
(acute accent over both s to be pronounced sh; second i is long)
Name meaning: She whose radiance is unwavering
Private Preceptor: Amritamati
Public Preceptor: Dayanandi
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Path As Symbol: Meditation As Personal Journey

From Taraloka Retreat Centre on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 01:00
A series of talks and led practices exploring the system of practice in the context of meditation. These teachings were shared on the Path as Symbol retreat for mitras in September, 2017.
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Training the Mind In Bodhicitta, Intro and Point 1

From Aryaloka Buddhist Center on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 00:00
On the first day of the Training the Mind in Bodhicitta retreat, Yashobodhi talks about the background to seven point mind training and how it fits in the Triratna tradition. This is followed by point one of the seven point mind training, which includes the four reminders.
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Training the Mind In Bodhicitta, Led Meditation Day 1

From Aryaloka Buddhist Center on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 00:00
This led meditation introduces elements of the tonglen practice and was recorded on day one of the Training the Mind in Bodhicitta retreat.
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Free Buddhist Audio

Training the Mind In Bodhicitta, Intro and Point 1

From Aryaloka Buddhist Center on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 00:00
On the first day of the Training the Mind in Bodhicitta retreat, Yashobodhi talks about the background to seven point mind training and how it fits in the Triratna tradition. This is followed by point one of the seven point mind training, which includes the four reminders.
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Free Buddhist Audio

Training the Mind In Bodhicitta, Led Meditation Day 1

From Aryaloka Buddhist Center on Sat, 7 Oct, 2017 - 00:00
This led meditation introduces elements of the tonglen practice and was recorded on day one of the Training the Mind in Bodhicitta retreat.
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Free Buddhist Audio

The Sutta That Never Was

From Croydon Buddhist Centre on Fri, 6 Oct, 2017 - 01:00
In this two part presentation, Dhammavijaya firstly retells a moving story concerning a disciple of the Buddha. In the second part he differentiates between two classes of truth, before outlining the Triratna perspective on scriptural authority. Finally he dwells upon the meaning of the story as it has affected him, drawing particular attention to what the story tells us about Spiritual Friendship. This talk was given at the Croydon Buddhist Centre in 2017 as part of the regular Saturday morning Sangha meeting.
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Kindly Speech

From Cambridge Buddhist Centre on Fri, 6 Oct, 2017 - 01:00
In the second talk in our series on the Samgrahavastus, Amritavani explores Kindly Speech (priyavadita) the second of the Means of Unification of the Sangha.
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Body Scan Into Breath Awareness Meditation

From North London Buddhist Centre on Fri, 6 Oct, 2017 - 00:00
This is a simple meditation that starts with a lying down body scan and then moves into a seated mindfulness of breathing practice. Great for helping to ground and connect with yourself at the start or end of the day.
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Thoughts As Sense Objects

From North London Buddhist Centre on Fri, 6 Oct, 2017 - 00:00
This is a simple meditation that begins with opening to the senses, and end with getting curious about the nature of our thoughts as sense objects.

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