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Dana The first of the Means of Unification of the Sangha is Generosity (dana). Dharmanatha is well known for …	Dharmanatha	2017

Going Beyond Secular Mindfulness - Vidyamala Vidyamala’s talk is based on her personal experience of using Mindfulness for the management of pain. She talks about …	Vidyamala	2017

Going Beyond Secular Mindfulness - Sona Sona responds to this question by telling an engaging story about a Swedish boy called Storbjorn which means great bear. This …	Sona	2017

Kindly Speech In the second talk in our series on the Samgrahavastus, Amritavani explores Kindly Speech (priyavadita) the second of the …	Amritavani	2017

The Sutta That Never Was In this two part presentation, Dhammavijaya firstly retells a moving story concerning a disciple of the Buddha. In the second …	Dhammavijaya	2017

Fear and Dread Using the Bhayabherava Sutta of the Pali Canon, Bodhilila explores how the Buddha used the effect of scary jungle places …	Bodhilila	2017

The Naked Sky Dancer - Moksatara Moksatara explores the Dakini Vajrayogini, the embodiment of a female Buddha, energy and spritual friend. Series of Sangha …		2017

Exemplification The last of the four Means of Unification of the Sangha is Exemplification (samanarthata). Kulapriya leads …	Kulapriya	2017

Going For Refuge As part of our season on the annutara puja, a deeper look at what it means to go for refuge to the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha …	Ratnaghosha	2017

The Buddha's Speech Introducing the speech precepts, Bodhilila explains the Buddha's advice on how to communicate effectively. How do you …	Bodhilila	2017

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