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Title	Speaker	Year
Meditation: the Expanding Consciousness	Sangharakshita	1967

The Meaning of Spiritual Community	Sangharakshita	1975

Individuality, True and False	Sangharakshita	1970

The Stages of the Spiritual Path	Sangharakshita	1966

Zen and the Psychotherapeutic Process	Sangharakshita	1967

Padmasambhava Talk	Sangharakshita	1979

The Future of Tibetan Buddhism	Sangharakshita	1968

Archetypal Symbolism in the Biography of the Buddha	Sangharakshita	1967

Nature, Man, and Enlightenment	Sangharakshita	1976

The Depth Psychology of the Yogachara	Sangharakshita	1967

Stream Entry	Sangharakshita	1965

Buddhism and the Language of Myth	Sangharakshita

The Spiritual Community	Sangharakshita	1966

A Blueprint for a New World	Sangharakshita	1976

The Bodhisattva’s Dream	Sangharakshita	1976

Buddhist Economics	Sangharakshita	1976

The Lamas of Tibet	Sangharakshita

A Special Transmission Outside the Scriptures	Sangharakshita	1965

The Cave	Sangharakshita	1991

The Bodhisattva Vow	Sangharakshita	1969

Buddhism and the New Reformation	Sangharakshita	1966

Symbols of Tibetan Buddhist Art	Sangharakshita	1968

The Origin and Development of the Bodhisattva Ideal	Sangharakshita	1969

A Vision of Human Existence	Sangharakshita	1976

The Buddha’s Philosophy of Right Speech	Sangharakshita

Evolution: Lower and Higher	Sangharakshita	1969

The Awakening of the Bodhi Heart	Sangharakshita	1969

History Versus Myth in Man’s Quest for Meaning	Sangharakshita	1979

The Conscious Evolution of Man: Right Effort	Sangharakshita	1968

Between Twin Sala Trees	Sangharakshita	1983

How Consciousness Evolves	Sangharakshita	1970

The Word of the Buddha	Sangharakshita	1972

The Tantric Symbolism of the Stupa	Sangharakshita	1972

The Protectors of the Dharma	Sangharakshita	1976

Schools of Tibetan Buddhism	Sangharakshita	1968

Breaking Through into Buddhahood	Sangharakshita	1969

The Ten Pillars of Buddhism	Sangharakshita	1984

The New Man Speaks	Sangharakshita	1972

The Sangha or Buddhist Community	Sangharakshita	1968

Building the Buddha Land	Sangharakshita	1979

Religion: Ethnic and Universal	Sangharakshita	1969

Stream Entry: the Point of No Return	Sangharakshita	1969

The Heroic Ideal in Buddhism	Sangharakshita	1969

No Dependence on Words and Letters	Sangharakshita	1965

Monks and Laymen in Buddhist Tibet	Sangharakshita	1968

The Dynamics of Being	Sangharakshita	1966

Evolution: Lower and Higher	Sangharakshita	1966

Seeing Into One’s Own Nature and Realising Buddhahood	Sangharakshita	1965

Psycho-Spiritual Symbolism in the Tibetan Book of the Dead	Sangharakshita	1967

The Mystery of the Void	Sangharakshita	1966

Discerning the Buddha	Sangharakshita	1986

The Heights and Depths in the Spiritual Life	Sangharakshita

Authority and the Individual in the New Society	Sangharakshita	1979

The Moral Order and its Upholders	Sangharakshita	1976

The Individual, the Group, and the Community	Sangharakshita	1971

The Spiritual Significance of Confession	Sangharakshita	1976

The Psychology of Spiritual Development	Sangharakshita	1967

The Principles of Ethics: Right Action	Sangharakshita	1968

On the Threshold of Enlightenment	Sangharakshita	1969

A Direct Pointing to the Mind of Man	Sangharakshita	1965

The Texture of Reality	Sangharakshita	1966

The Four Foundation Yogas of the Tibetan Buddhist Tantra	Sangharakshita	1968

The Individual and the Spiritual Community	Sangharakshita	1970

The Psychology of Buddhist Ritual	Sangharakshita	1968

The Buddha: Man or Superman?	Sangharakshita	1966

The Arising of the Bodhichitta	Sangharakshita	1965

The Mystery of Human Communication	Sangharakshita	1979

Dimensions of Going for Refuge	Sangharakshita	1982

The Turning About in the Deepest Seat of Consciousness	Sangharakshita	1965

Poetry and Devotion in Buddhism: the Sevenfold Puja	Sangharakshita	1967

What Meditation Really Is	Sangharakshita	1975

Going for Refuge	Sangharakshita	1965

On Being All Things to All Men	Sangharakshita	1979

The Ideal of Human Enlightenment	Sangharakshita	1975

'Masculinity' and 'Femininity' in the Spiritual Life	Sangharakshita	1969

The Religion of Art - Part 1	Sangharakshita	2011

The Religion of Art - Part 2	Sangharakshita	2011

The Drama of Cosmic Enlightenment Part 1	Sangharakshita	1998

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