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Introducing the Triratna Translations Board

By Munisha on Wed, 20 Apr, 2016 - 15:42
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  • Manibhadri
  • Nityabandhu
  • Viryabodhi
  • Mokshini

Introducing the Triratna Translations Board

By Munisha on Wed, 20 Apr, 2016 - 15:42

Bhante’s 90th birthday fundraising last year raised well over £100,000 for the publication of his Complete Works, a job which is well under way and to which Bhante himself added more money specifically for translations. (You can too!) Suvannavira writes from Moscow about the work of the newly formed Triratna Translations Board.

“In a world where so many seem to speak English, why bother translating books by Bhante and his disciples into other languages? Imagine coming to...
français
français

Une introduction à l'Ordre bouddhiste Triratna

By lokabandhu on Wed, 23 Jan, 2013 - 16:37

Une introduction à l'Ordre bouddhiste Triratna

By lokabandhu on Wed, 23 Jan, 2013 - 16:37Vassika introduit l’Ordre bouddhiste Triratna. Pour plus d’informations, visitez le site www.centrebouddhisteparis.org.
Triratna News
Triratna News

New publications in French

By lokabandhu on Fri, 7 Dec, 2012 - 06:35

New publications in French

By lokabandhu on Fri, 7 Dec, 2012 - 06:35Ujumani writes from Triratna’s Paris centre with news of the publication of their third book: Un guide sur la voie bouddhique (1ère partie) – i.e. A Guide to the Buddhist Path (Vol. 1).

The Paris Centre has published these books itself as it has not yet been possible to find a mainstream publisher for Sangharakshita’s works in France. Contrary to the situation in Anglophone countries, Sangharakshita is little known in France and the Triratna Buddhist...
Imagining the Buddha...
Imagine the Buddha

Le Sutra du Coeur (The Heart Sutra in French)

By Candradasa on Sat, 2 Jun, 2012 - 22:27
Voici un enregistrement du Sutra du Coeur d’aujourd hui…

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Here’s the Heart Sutra in French from a ritual today…

It’s great to hear Dharma in languages other than your own. Something very interesting about trying to catch the sense of something usually familiar…