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Coleen, FBA Team
Ratnavyuha, Auckland, NZ
Sangharakshita, Birmingham, UK
Nagabodhi, London, UK
Eric, FBA Team
Sheila Groonell, Aryaloka, USA
Candradasa, FBA Team
Mary, FBA Team
June 30th, 2012
Today’s FBA Podcast, “The Jewel in the Lotus,” by Sraddhagita, is a beautiful down-to-earth exploration of the great central images of Mahayana Buddhism, usually associated with the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshavara.
This talk was given in 2007.
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September 10th, 2011
Today’s FBA Podcast is titled “Life with Full Attention”. In this half-hour talk, Maitreyabandhu (a teacher at the London Buddhist Centre) gives you a witty, practical, real-life look at how mindfulness makes us more alive and free. His book ‘Life With Full Attention’ will be published by Windhorse Publications in July 2009.
Click here for more talks from the 2009 International Urban Retreat.
For more information on this years Urban Retreat see: www.theurbanretreat.org
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June 20th, 2011
Today’s FBA Dharmabyte, comes to us from the talk “Simplicity” by Kamalashila: “Giving Attention to Experience”. Meditation is kind of a prayer for authenticity and truth… it is the Buddhist path of becoming more natural.
Talk given at FWBO Day, 2004
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