Tag: Taraloka Retreat Centre

Opportunity to live and work at Taraloka!

By nataliak on Tue, 13 Sep, 2022 - 10:45

Opportunity to live and work at Taraloka!

By nataliak on Tue, 13 Sep, 2022 - 10:45

Taraloka offers a unique context for women to live a full-time Dharma life, for being of service to others and for personal and collective transformation.

Taraloka is recruiting for a new maintenance manager to join the Operations team in early 2023. You will need to be an Order Member or GFR Mitra with a full, manual UK driving licence. You will need to be able to work full time, be physically fit and have a strong desire to engage wholeheartedly with both community living and...

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Ordination at Taraloka, Wales, UK

By sanghadevi on Fri, 10 Jun, 2022 - 16:26

Ordination at Taraloka, Wales, UK

By sanghadevi on Fri, 10 Jun, 2022 - 16:26

I am very happy to announce the public ordination of the former Cathy Williams from Gloucestershire at Taraloka on 9th June.

Cathy becomes Maitrisuri : accute accent on s, macron on 2nd & 3rd i & u.

A Sanskrit name meaning Heroine of Loving Kindness.

Resistered spelling: Maitrishuri

Anoma was the Private Preceptor, and Sanghadevi the Public Preceptor.

With metta,
Sanghadevi

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TBRL and Community living at Taraloka...

By Hridayagita on Sun, 2 Feb, 2020 - 20:53

TBRL and Community living at Taraloka...

By Hridayagita on Sun, 2 Feb, 2020 - 20:53

Transform! Have fun! Serve the Dharma! Taraloka offers a unique context for women to live a full time Dharma life of service and transformation in a vibrant inspiring community. Join us - come for 6 months, or give us a try for 1—2 years or longer.

Participate in the Operations Team’s shared practical work, as well as managing your own key work area. Work areas include administration, finance, gardening, DIY/ maintenance /decorating, cleaning and cooking. You will need to have...

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FBA Podcast: Impermanence of This Body

By Sadayasihi on Sat, 25 Jan, 2020 - 14:00

Punyamala explores the Buddhist teachings of impermanence and shares reflections on how to live with the fact of death, using her recent experience of death.

This is the Second in a series of four talks given on the four reminders given at Taraloka Retreat Centre called Reflection: A Path of Wisdom.

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