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Lifting the Heart - Connecting through Puja: Saturday 16th May, 10.30am, live streamed on Facebook. Vajragupta kicks off a new theme exploring the meaning of the stages of the Sevenfold Puja. A short talk looking at two incidents from just after the Buddha’s Enlightenment, followed by a led meditation. All welcome. (With thanks to Catherine Payne for the beautiful painted “mandala”.)
FutureDharma Fund and India Dhamma Trust are launching Triratna’s Thrive Online Appeal, and we need you to join us.
Our world is in lockdown. COVID-19 is changing everything: nobody knows what our world will look like in a year’s time. For some, the challenge of lockdown is overwhelming, causing a tragic surge in depression, addictions, and domestic violence.
This distanced, suffering world needs the Three Jewels more than ever.
The problem is that our centres are closed. The core of what Triratna has offered the...
The Refuges and Precepts in Esperanto, translated and read by Paul Harry Barron. For more languages, please visit the Triratna Translations pages at https://thebuddhistcentre.com/translations
Tuesdays, 2nd June to 7th July (6 weeks), 7.30pm to 9.15pm.
This course considers what our life would look like seen from the perspective of three simple ideas: 1) we can change, 2) happiness is found inside, not from outside things, and 3) we are connected to everything around us. This is a new course, suitable for complete newcomers, or anyone who has done a previous introductory course and who wants to find out more about Buddhism and learn meditation.
To mark the start of our Home Retreat on the theme of turning towards difficulties and moving through them well, a great, practical conversation with Yashobodhi about the meditative, reflective work of the Seven-Point Mind Training tradition in Buddhism.
A mythic image to sum up and symbolize this is that of the Buddha on the cusp of his Enlightenment. He is sitting still at the point when Mara attacks him with all the weapons he can muster. But, as the story...
A mythic image to sum up and symbolize the theme of this week is that of the Buddha on the cusp of his Enlightenment. He is sitting still at the point when Mara attacks him with all the weapons he can muster. But, as the story goes, even though the Buddha is attacked he does not react with anger, hatred or defensiveness. Instead he sits in complete peace and...
A few weeks ago, just after India had abruptly gone into lockdown, Aryajaya brought to the community the story of her friend Abhyanavita.
Abhayanavita did the Adhisthana International Course in 2018, and then returned to her home in Amravati, a city in Maharashtra. She runs a project there with a team of 4 Order Members and 6 Mitras running a hostel to enable vulnerable women and girls to step free of domestic and sexual violence and giving them the tools they need...
This is the eighth week that we’ll be sharing a weekly e-book. When we started in March, it seemed likely that it would be something we’d do for a month or two at the most. Yet here we are, two months later, and this new future stretches before us.
Sangharakshita tells us that the Enlightenment of the Buddha isn’t cold and detached, but sees everything as beautiful because it sees with a mind and heart of Metta.
For our International Buddha Day celebration, Subhadramati evokes this aspect of the Enlightenment by telling a story of a pivotal moment in the Buddha’s life, which precedes the dawning of his enlightenment experience, where he recollects a memory of sitting beneath a rose-apple tree in his youth. She...