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Mind In Harmony: The Enlightened Mind

From London Buddhist Centre on Wed, 24 Aug, 2022 - 00:00
What does Buddhism have to say about the mind from a psychological and ethical point of view? And how can we understand and train towards a ‘psychology of liberation’?

In this six-part seminar series we will explore some of these deeper questions, using Subhuti’s practical and accessible text Mind in Harmony.

The final talk of the series culminates with an exploration of the enlightened mind and how we can direct our mental activity towards this highest ideal.
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Bhante on Plotinus and Neoplatonism

From Shabda Articles on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 19:24

I recently spent a few weeks staying as a guest of the mens’ community at Adhistana, using the library to study Bhante’s writings about Plotinus and Neoplatonism, and from that I’ve written this reader “Bhante on Plotinus” which I’m making available here as a Shabda article.

The idea of a reader is that if you just want an overview, you can read just the overview, and if you want read more fully what Bhante said, you can read the relevant excerts of...

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Join the team at Dhanakosa: Kitchen Manager

From Jobs, Volunteering & Communities on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 17:42

Join the team at Dhanakosa: Kitchen Manager

From Jobs, Volunteering & Communities on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 17:42

We are recruiting for a Kitchen Manager to take on Dhanakosa’s much loved kitchen offering nutritious and delicious vegan food to our retreats. You’ll be running a fully vegan kitchen, managing a team of volunteer cooks, developing recipes and responsible for all ordering and food hygiene.

We are looking for someone who is passionate about great vegan food and a real people person, able to manage the practical, emotional and relational challenges of running a busy kitchen cooking lunch and dinner for...

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Could you be the International Movement Coordinator?

From Jobs, Volunteering & Communities on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 15:28

Could you be the International Movement Coordinator?

From Jobs, Volunteering & Communities on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 15:28

Since the inception of the International Council (IC) no single person or organisational body has held responsibility for, or held an overview of, the international Movement strand.  The international Movement comprises six geographical Areas, each of which has various levels of internal coordination but little cross-area communication. Consequently, the structure of the international Movement has remained relatively undeveloped in comparison with the structures of the Order and College.  The Order has two international Order Convenors, an established and effective...

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Rice field -

From Saddhamma Pradeep Retreat Center on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 11:02

Rice field -

From Saddhamma Pradeep Retreat Center on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 11:02

After the gap of last year once again  rice field. But as irregular rainfall, very less crops this time.

Really appreciate effort of our local team from village Krishna, Asha and Nanda as well as community members. 

It’s really pleasure to connect with both retreat and agriculture around.

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Mind In Harmony: How the Mind Becomes Absorbed

From London Buddhist Centre on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 00:00
What does Buddhism have to say about the mind from a psychological and ethical point of view? And how can we understand and train towards a ‘psychology of liberation’?

In this six-part seminar series we will explore some of these deeper questions, using Subhuti’s practical and accessible text Mind in Harmony.

Danayutta explores mental events that connect us with the content of our mind, events that Subhuti desrcibes as the 'Intensifiers'.
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Mind In Harmony: Mapping the Mind

From London Buddhist Centre on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 00:00
What does Buddhism have to say about the mind from a psychological and ethical point of view? And how can we understand and train towards a ‘psychology of liberation’?

In this six-part seminar series we will explore some of these deeper questions, using Subhuti’s practical and accessible text Mind in Harmony.

In this first talk, Kusalasara explores the map that can lead us to a greater understanding of the ungraspable and mysterious abode of our minds.
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Mind In Harmony: The Art of Mind Watching

From London Buddhist Centre on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 00:00
What does Buddhism have to say about the mind from a psychological and ethical point of view? And how can we understand and train towards a ‘psychology of liberation’?

In this six-part seminar series we will explore some of these deeper questions, using Subhuti’s practical and accessible text Mind in Harmony.

In this second talk, Akashamitra explores the second chapter of Subhuti's book, which draws upon the profound and pithy opening verses of the Dhammapada.
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Mind In Harmony: How the Mind Works

From London Buddhist Centre on Tue, 23 Aug, 2022 - 00:00
What does Buddhism have to say about the mind from a psychological and ethical point of view? And how can we understand and train towards a ‘psychology of liberation’?

In this six-part seminar series we will explore some of these deeper questions, using Subhuti’s practical and accessible text Mind in Harmony.

Prajnamanas traverses the ethical significance of our mental states and the weight of the consequences which they bear.
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Dharmabyte: Practicing Patience

From Free Buddhist Audio on Mon, 22 Aug, 2022 - 06:00

Trusting Love

Maitrisiddhi shows us the importance and value in holding the ideal of spiritual friendship alongside the reality of life in the Sangha. Our teacher Sangharakshita has said: “It is in friendship (maitri) that we may find the emotional equivalent of the intellectual understanding of the doctrine of ‘no self’”. The gift of these teachings can help us move beyond self-clinging into a deeper and far more mysterious connection with one another; a Greater Love.

Excerpted from the talk entitled ...

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