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Kamalashila, Catalunya, Spain
Coleen, FBA Team
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March 26th, 2012
This weeks FBA Dharmabyte, “Who Benefits?“, is a revisit to last weekend’s full talk podcast, “Brahama Viharas and the Key Moment” by Kulaprabha. In this extract, Kulaprabha reflects on who benefits when we engage in a process of cultivating loving kindness through the Brahma Vihara meditation practices.
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The scene from John Locke’s distant past when he is a boy fruatees an age-less Richard (of The Others) presenting him with selections of different objects, testing him to choose which one already belonged to him. Is this not similar to methods employed to find the Dalai Lama’s successor/next reincarnation?