From Triratna News on Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 - 07:34Vishvapani, member of the Triratna Buddhist Order, is one of the religious voices on the Today programme, BBC Radio 4’s flagship daily morning news programme, reaching six million listeners a week.
Along with writers from several other major faiths, he regularly writes and reads the Thought for the Day - a three-minute topical piece from a faith perspective.
Vishvapani writes: ‘When things happen, such as the anti-Muslim violence in Burma, I think it is important that other...
Part 2 of a series of two talks on the Heart Sutra. This talk On Prajnaparamita was originally recorded on 12th April 2005. Part of the Croydon Buddhist Centre Digital Archive Project
Talk 1 of 2 on a series on the Heart Sutra Exploring and introducing the Perfection of Wisdom texts.Originally recorded on 5th April 2005. Part of the Croydon Buddhist Centre Digital Archive Project
An exploration of the metaphor of the veil as that which prevents us from seeing how things really are. Kusalamati gives particular emphasis to the veil of the poisons (Kleshavarana), suggesting ways in which we can counteract greed, hatred and delusion through skilful action and practising the precepts.
Talk given in May 2013, at Padmaloka Retreat Centre on an East Anglian Men's Event.
From Triratna News on Wed, 26 Jun, 2013 - 21:05The Dharma revolution continues to gather pace in Mexico: New Triratna Centre to open in Cuernavaca
Nagapriya writes with news of a new Triratna Buddhist Centre in Mexico - their third in the past twelve months! He says - “Are Triratna centres like buses? None come along for ages and then three arrive at once. After the recent openings of centres in Queretaro and Coyoacan (Mexico City), comes a third urban centre, this time in...
An exploration of the metaphor of the veil as that which prevents us from seeing how things really are. Kusalamati gives particular emphasis to the veil of the poisons (Kleshavarana), suggesting ways in which we can counteract greed, hatred and delusion through skilful action and practising the precepts. 
Week one of a five week seminar on the Metta Bhavana practice.