Here’s translations into Estonian of some basic Triratna Buddhist Community texts and ceremonies:
the Three-fold Puja, the Dedication Ceremony, the Seven-fold Puja (including the Refuges and Precepts), and the Tiratana Vandana, and then all four texts in one pdf, and finally refuges and precepts.
Thanks to Shantamani in Tartu, Estonia for updating the texts.
Here’s a selection of translations into Hindi of Buddhist texts and ceremonies taken from the Pali Canon and used in the Triratna Buddhist Community (Triratna Bauddha Mahasangha). Many thanks to Manidhamma for contributing most of these! Coming shortly are the Dedication Ceremony, Refuges and Precepts, and more.
Here’s a selection of translations into Telugu of Buddhist texts and ceremonies taken from the Pali Canon and used in the Triratna Buddhist Community. Many thanks to Manidhamma for contributing most of these! Coming shortly are the Dedication Ceremony, Refuges and Precepts, and more.
A beautiful Thai Translation of Triratna’s Dedication Ceremony, Threefold Puja, and the Refuges and Precepts. Many thanks to Subhamati and Pin Viraslip for providing them.
Here’s the next of a series of Welsh translations of key ceremonies used in the worldwide Triratna Buddhist Community - the Sevenfold Puja in all its glory!. It’s part of a wider Triratna Translation project which aims to translate a few of our core texts into as many of the world’s languages as possible. You’ll find it at thebuddhistcentre.com/translations. If you’d like to contribute in any way please contact us on translations [at] ...
Here’s the first of a few Welsh translations - The Dedication Ceremony, as practiced in the Triratna Buddhist Community. It’s part of a wider Triratna Translation project which aims to translate a few core texts into as many of the world’s languages as possible. You’ll find it at thebuddhistcentre.com/translations. If you’d like to contribute in any way please contact us on translations [at] triratnadevelopment.org. Thanks!
Here’s three classic Triratna texts translated into Hungarian – the Dedication Ceremony, the Threefold Puja, and the Refuges and Precepts. Many thanks to Derdák Tibor from the Jai Bhim Network in Hungary for providing them.
