Celebrating 50 years of the Triratna Buddhist Order (1968-2018)
Fifty Years, Fifty Voices starting to capture the vibrant, messy reality of what it’s like to be part of co-creating the new lineage which is the Triratna Buddhist Order.
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Shraddhavajri: Being far from other Order members – meditation as an agent of change – a girl called “petrol”

Shraddhavajri: 02 Sangha as an opportunity – Doctor Ambedkar as hero and love – working with mind, working for society

Shraddhavajri: “I say to ‘Padmasambhava, ‘You don’t have a body—I have a body… Use my body, and I’ll use your energy.”

Malini: “I have a very definite sense of something which is above and beyond mundane living, and that’s what draws me. That’s what Going for Refuge is for me.”

Dharmashalin: “This is living a Dharma life. This is actually applying it. This is mess in progress.”

Vijaya: Vijaya’s first experience of ordaining someone else – being part of a chain back to the Buddha

Aryavacin y Manjugita: Our Order names – the meaning given at ordination, how we responded at the time, how we connect with their meaning now

Aryavacin y Manjugita: Manjugita reading one of her poems ‘The Mirror’ (El Espejo) – the metaphors she delights in

Vessantara: “…there was something which came through Bhante which really was full of Dharma qualities”

Karunadevi: “…these issues that were very controversial, they didn’t make me want to run away. But they did make me wonder whether I could be a part of the Order”
Celebrating 50 years of the Triratna Buddhist Order (1968-2018)
Fifty Years, Fifty Voices starting to capture the vibrant, messy reality of what it’s like to be part of co-creating the new lineage which is the Triratna Buddhist Order.
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- Australia & New Zealand
- Bhante Sangharakshita
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- Changing Self & World
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- Death
- Early Days
- Ethics
- Friendship
- Going for Refuge
- Hearing the Dharma
- India
- Lifestyle
- Meditation
- Metta (Loving Kindness)
- Mind
- Modern Life
- Myth & Poetry
- Ordination
- Perfection & Imperfection
- Relationships
- Sangha
- Spreading the Dharma
- Teaching the Dharma
- The Buddha
- The Future
- The Path
- Visions
- Wisdom & Spiritual Death
- Work as Practice

Shraddhavajri: Being far from other Order members – meditation as an agent of change – a girl called “petrol”

Shraddhavajri: 02 Sangha as an opportunity – Doctor Ambedkar as hero and love – working with mind, working for society

Shraddhavajri: “I say to ‘Padmasambhava, ‘You don’t have a body—I have a body… Use my body, and I’ll use your energy.”

Malini: “I have a very definite sense of something which is above and beyond mundane living, and that’s what draws me. That’s what Going for Refuge is for me.”

Dharmashalin: “This is living a Dharma life. This is actually applying it. This is mess in progress.”

Vijaya: Vijaya’s first experience of ordaining someone else – being part of a chain back to the Buddha

Aryavacin y Manjugita: Our Order names – the meaning given at ordination, how we responded at the time, how we connect with their meaning now

Aryavacin y Manjugita: Manjugita reading one of her poems ‘The Mirror’ (El Espejo) – the metaphors she delights in

Vessantara: “…there was something which came through Bhante which really was full of Dharma qualities”
