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The third talk of Padmaloka's 2012 Winter Retreat on the Mandala.
We are reminded of the mandala as a model, though not an exclusive one. Ratnasambhava has the mudra of generosity, how does that develop from Akshobya ?
The system of practice can be mapped onto the 5 Buddhas, here we see the connections between abundance and positive emotion.
Suryamati explores the theme of Virya (energy) in Santideva's Bodhicaryavatara. Talk given at Sangha Night, Sheffield Buddhist Centre on 29th April 2008. Part of a series on Great Buddhist Texts.
Vadanya explores the stages of the sevonfold puja as inspired by Santideva's Bodhicaryavatara. Talk given at Sangha Night, Sheffield Buddhist Centre on 25th March 2008. Part of a series on Great Buddhist Texts.
Khemasuri explores the theme of Anger and Patience in Santideva's Bodhicaryavatara at Sangha Night, Sheffield Buddhist Centre. Talk given on 15th April 2008. Part of a series on Great Buddhist Texts.
From Community Highlights on Fri, 8 Feb, 2013 - 22:48We’re delighted to feature as part of our galleries section this month a set of works in cloth by Kiranada Sterling Benjamin (with an extended Flickr selection and notes). Painting with hot wax and liquid dyes on thirsty cloth is an apt way to describe the work Kiranada does. Her background in fibers includes training in the Japanese kimono industry and research in the traditional Japanese classical arts; from scoll painting and tea ceremony...
From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Fri, 8 Feb, 2013 - 20:23Ratnaprabha paid a visit to Sheffield to tell us the very entertaining story of ‘Ananda and the Outcaste Girl’, included in his new book, ‘Finding the Mind’. A talk given at Sangha Night, Sheffield Buddhist Centre, as part of a series of talks on myths, stories and symbols.
From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Fri, 8 Feb, 2013 - 20:17Talk given by Advayacitta at Sheffield Buddhist Centre, as part of a series of 6 talks on western thought from a Buddhist perspective.
From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Fri, 8 Feb, 2013 - 20:12Vadanya explores ‘Integration’ through the story of ‘The Return Journey’ in the White Lotus Sutra. Talk given at Sangha Night, Sheffield Buddhist Centre, as part of a series of talks on myths, stories and symbols. 13/11/2012
From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Fri, 8 Feb, 2013 - 19:59The Second of Advayacitta’s series of talks, exploring the development of western thought from a Buddhist Perspective.
From Sheffield Buddhist Centre on Fri, 8 Feb, 2013 - 19:52Bodhinaga uses the Arthurian Legend of Sir Gawain and Lady Ragnell to draw out aspects of Integration, including the three aspects of Mindfulness. Given as part of a series of talks exploring stories, symbols and myths and the System of Practice. (6.11.12)