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Ratnaprabha tells the story of Queen Vaidehi languishing in prison and longing for a better world. The Buddha teaches her to meditate on the land of Bliss, Amitabha’s Pureland. What is the significance of Pureland Buddhism? Excerpted from the talk Birdsong Dharma given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2018.
Approaching Parinirvana Day, we bring to mind those friends and loved ones who have died - particularly those who have passed away in the last year. We remember those in the Order from around the world who have died and with whom we share so much in common, as fellow Dharmafarers.
For those preparing for events at Centres or online, here is a list of Order members who have sadly died since 1st February 2024:
Ett utforskande av buddhistisk meditation ur två olika men samtidigt oskiljaktiga vinklar. Övningar som stillar sinnet och övningar som bidrar till ett sinne klart nog för att se och förstå på djupet. Denna andra kväll fokuserade på vipashyana - Insiktsmeditation.
Windhorse Publications is looking for a new part-time (12 hours p/w) accountant to join our small, dynamic and creative team.
We are looking for an Order member or dedicated Mitra with great enthusiasm for team-based right livelihood (TBRL) and the work we do: publishing life changing Dharma books. They will be taking over a well-managed and documented finance role, with responsibility for managing the bookkeeping and accounts functions for Windhorse Publications.
This part-time accounts role involves paying expenses, wages, monthly bookkeeping using Quickbooks,...
Vidyadharani describes how consistent meditation and reflection can transform negativity, even in ordinary circumstances. She uses personal stories to show how deepening states of calm and maitri reduce harmful habits and open up the possibility of insight. Drawing on images of Amitabha and the idea of Sukhavati, she emphasizes that this shift from the conditioned to the unconditioned is possible right here and now.
On India’s Republic Day, there was a reflection on Dr. Ambedkar’s gift of the Constitution and its link to freedom and equality. We heard a talk from Kulanandi on the irreversibility of stream entry. She explained how deeply seeing impermanence shifts our perspective for good.
This talk explores how Going Forth means more than leaving home—it’s about continually letting go of whatever holds us back. Drawing on the examples of the Buddha and Sangharakshita, Subhuti shows how dissatisfaction can fuel deeper commitment. There’s a call for honest reflection on how to live differently, guided by the spirit of Going for Refuge.
The Triratna International Order Convention starts, with a welcome and then a dedication ceremony. Vajrapriya is introducing the theme and Mahamati is introduced as the new Chair of the College of Public Preceptors. He gives a short talk and Dedication ceremony to open the convention.