Successful Community Living
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Carol Robertson
Carol Robertson
Room available in Mixed Community Croydon

Carol and Malcolm are mitras in ordination training in Croydon. We have a room available immediately in our small community. Do get in touch for more information.

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Maitriyogini
Maitriyogini
Friendship and Collective Practice - Saddhamani

Saddhamani from Paris, France, used to live at Padmaloka Retreat Centre in Norfolk, England. Here he gives a lovely, personal account of the role of friendship in his own life as part of a wider community of Buddhists supporting each other in their practice of the Buddha's Dharma.

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Maitriyogini
Maitriyogini
Love and Power in the Spiritual Community

Continuing a seminar series exploring sangha - spiritual community - Subhadramati explores the nature of authority and power and how they relate to the group and the spiritual community.

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Maitriyogini

A talk given at the Manchester Buddhist Centre on Triratna Night, 15 February 2016

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Maitriyogini
What is a Buddhist Community?

Catch a glimpse of life in 'Sukhavati', a men's residential Buddhist community in the heart of east London that has been going for nearly 40 years.

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Maitriyogini
Triratna Resource Pack

This pack aims to offer a selection of useful resources to anyone in the Triratna Buddhist Community thinking to start a residential community, or already living in one.

It includes practical advice, inspirational material and Dharma resources; also ideas that may help in times of difficulty. It’s a collaborative effort between members of the Triratna Development team (Lokabandhu, Vajragupta, Jnanarakshita), and people from the Young Buddhists Sangha (Alice, Sally, Knut, and others). Thanks to all who’ve contributed.

This pack is part of a growing series of Triratna Resource packs, the others prepared so far are listed at the end. Please note that this document is envisaged to grow and improve over time.

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