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Celebration of Dr. Ambedkar's 123rd Birth Anniversary with Vadar Community

From People to People, Nagpur, India. on Mon, 14 Apr, 2014 - 11:11

Celebration of Dr. Ambedkar's 123rd Birth Anniversary with Vadar Community

From People to People, Nagpur, India. on Mon, 14 Apr, 2014 - 11:11
Historical celebration of Dr. Ambdekar’s Birth Anniversary in Vadaar Community followed by Bhojandaan (donation of food).
PTP celebrated the 123rd Birth Anniversary of Dr. Ambedkar who is the light of the downtrodden / Dalits & tribles in modern age. Due to Babasaheb Ambedkar all the ex-untouchable’s life is completely changed and...
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Happiness is a Choice

From Coogee Buddhist Group on Mon, 14 Apr, 2014 - 10:31

Happiness is a Choice

From Coogee Buddhist Group on Mon, 14 Apr, 2014 - 10:31Developing our own positive inner qualities is the best way to help others. At the beginning, our personal experience is our only reference point but, as we continue, it can become the basis for a much larger point of view that includes all beings. We are all dependent on each other, and none of us want to suffer.

Pg. 17 The Art of Meditation

Matthieu Ricard

Meditation this week is The Mindfulness of Breathing

7 pm...
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Part-time carer for Munisha's father, north London, UK

From Jobs, Volunteering & Communities on Sun, 13 Apr, 2014 - 15:32

Part-time carer for Munisha's father, north London, UK

From Jobs, Volunteering & Communities on Sun, 13 Apr, 2014 - 15:32Munisha is looking for someone to provide part-time weekend companionship to her elderly father, who lives in Hampstead village, London NW3, very close to the Tube and Hampstead Heath.

Order members and mitras who have asked for ordination preferred, or any mitra in good standing with their local Buddhist Centre; male or female.

Will is 84, has Alzheimer’s and little short-term memory. However, he is a charming, friendly and intelligent man with excellent social skills and full...
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The Five Stages of the Path - Young People's Meditation Week with Kamalashila, Singhasri, Balajit & Sraddhasiddhi: June 6 - 13 £295

From Triratna Young Buddhists on Fri, 11 Apr, 2014 - 15:45

The Five Stages of the Path - Young People's Meditation Week with Kamalashila, Singhasri, Balajit & Sraddhasiddhi: June 6 - 13 £295

From Triratna Young Buddhists on Fri, 11 Apr, 2014 - 15:45This retreat, for anyone aged 18-35, is an opportunity to deepen our meditation practice alongside other younger practitioners, with input and guidance from both young and more senior teachers.

After last year’s very successful weekend we are pleased to offer this retreat as a week-long event. Join us in an in-depth exploration of the five stages of the spiritual path, as articulated by Sangharakshita. Through the five stages we learn to establish a solid foundation...
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New on FBA: Two Talks Reflecting on Our Teachers

From Free Buddhist Audio on Fri, 11 Apr, 2014 - 15:15

New on FBA: Two Talks Reflecting on Our Teachers

From Free Buddhist Audio on Fri, 11 Apr, 2014 - 15:15Two lovely new talks are now available on Free Buddhist Audio that reflect on the inspiration, friendship, and bond between teacher and student in the spiritual life.

Vandanajyoti speaks about her relationship with Sangharakshita and the deep meaning it has had for her. And Nagabodhi remembers his time with Dhardo Rinpoche in Kalimpong, speaking about what he learned from being in the presence of his teacher’s teacher and friend.

My Relationship with...
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BBC features Dalit woman awarded human rights award

From Triratna News on Thu, 10 Apr, 2014 - 18:57

BBC features Dalit woman awarded human rights award

From Triratna News on Thu, 10 Apr, 2014 - 18:57Last week India’s prime minister compared the plight of India’s Dalits to that of black South Africans under apartheid. “Even after 60 years of constitutional and legal protection there is still social discrimination against Dalits in many parts of the country.”

Marking this, the BBC radio programme Woman’s Hour this week featured an interview with the Dalit campaigner Ruth Manorama, who won a human rights award last month for her work with Dalit people, especially women...
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Dharmabyte: The Nature of Other

From Free Buddhist Audio on Thu, 10 Apr, 2014 - 15:57
Today’s FBA Dharmabyte titled “The Nature of Other” is an excerpt from the aptly named talk, “Awareness is Revolutionary“, by Vajratara. Given on a Young Womens’ Weekend retreat this talk explores Sangharakshita’s aphorism ‘Awareness is Revolutionary’. Exploring the revolution that greater awareness can bring to our lives:greater freedom, perspective and choice!

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The Triratna Buddhist Order in a Post-Sangharakshita Era OM

From Community Highlights on Wed, 9 Apr, 2014 - 14:47
Thoughts about the future of the Order have been turning over in my mind for the last couple of years. This paper has come out of a desire to honour the way the Order has been set up by Sangharakshita and a heartfelt aspiration for the Order to both survive and, more than that, to thrive after his death. It has been fuelled by my experience of working for the International Order office and a hope that the Order will...
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When and Where do you Meditate?

From Coogee Buddhist Group on Tue, 8 Apr, 2014 - 02:46

When and Where do you Meditate?

From Coogee Buddhist Group on Tue, 8 Apr, 2014 - 02:46Where and When do you Meditate?

I co-lead an introductory meditation retreat this weekend just past. We did our two foundation practices; The Mindfulness of Breathing and The Metta Bhavana and had quite a bit of time to discuss them.

One of the things I came away from it with was an added impetus to support people to establish and ground their private meditation practice. It is wonderful to meditate in a group but also important to do...
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Dharmabyte: Being Present to Experience

From Free Buddhist Audio on Mon, 7 Apr, 2014 - 15:19
In today’s FBA Dharmabyte, “Being Present to Experience” we have Maitreyabandhu speaking in his usual playful, engaging way on vedana, success, being present to our experience, and recognizing the gap between our thoughts and our direct experience. This is an excerpt from Week 4 of his Dharmic Receptivity Series given at the London Buddhist Centre, Monday, 17 May 2014.

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