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This space contains translations of some basic Triratna texts and ceremonies from the original English into Pali – an unusual enterprise as most Buddhist translation is done the other way! Many thanks to Dhivan and others for their work in preparing them.
So far we have The Threefold Puja, The Dedication Ceremony and The Refuges and Precepts: see here
We have successfully run the batch for students from tribal community. It was a new experience to collect students from tribal community and those have capacity we provided them IT course so that they will go on higher technical jobs. And out of 19 only 11 students passed in MSCIT course. Anyway next time we will enrolled more students and will give better ...
From Triratna News on Fri, 25 Oct, 2013 - 17:45Nearly 40 Buddhists from all over Europe met for the annual weekend meeting of the European Buddhist Union at the end of September. (New website in progress.)
Membership of the EBU is open to national umbrella groups and to individual Buddhist groups. Delegates from a range of traditions (but currently weighted towards the Mahayana and Vajrayana) included gypsy Buddhists from Hungary’s Jai Bhim Network, a Sri Lankan from Norway, a Polish lama and a...
A relaxed, informal talk to launch a course led by Vessantara entitled 'Motivation is Everything - the four reminders', also known as the four thoughts that turn the mind to the Dharma or the four common preliminaries.