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 The Three Protectors: Vajrapani The third in a series of talks by Parami looking at the Three Protectors. In this talk she looks at Vajrapani, the deep-blue … |
Parami | 2021 | |||
 The Tiratna Vandana 4- Sangha Vandana Completing the tiratna vandana. The most striking point from this talk is the importance of taking the Sangha … |
Subhuti | 2011 | |||
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 The Transformational Practice of Going On Retreat Whether you've never been on retreat before or regularly go on retreat - these three short talks are sure to inspire … |
Singhamati | 2017 | |||
 The Transformative Benefits of Appeals Kusaladevi gave this lovely talk on the topic of Karuna door-knocking appeals to the Stockholm sangha. Here … |
Kusaladevi | 2017 | |||
 The Transformative Power of Acceptance and Love In this strongly inspiring talk Shakyapada discusses her realisation that she is transgender. She leads us through her life … |
Shakyapada | 2019 | |||
 The Tree of Refuge and Respect In this talk introducing the Triratna Tree of Refuge and Respect, Padmavajra begins by evoking the central figure of the … |
Padmavajra | 2013 | |||
 The True Individual The second talk on the theme of What is the Sangha? at Sangha Night, this time by Subhadramati. … |
Subhadramati | 2017 | |||
 The Truth About Reality A talk given by Vadanya at Sangha Night, Sheffield Buddhist Centre (27th November 2007), as part of a series … |
Vadanya | 2007 | |||
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The Universe Is Expanding: Soulful Reflections On the Human Predicament How do you respond to the existential human predicament? Do you wonder how best to balance your spiritual longings while … |
Manjunaga | 2019 | |||
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The Way Things Are True wisdom in the Buddhist sense is not book knowledge, but understanding how things really are. The Buddha was always pragmatic … |
Satyajyoti | 2018 | |||
