Kuladharini, Glasgow, UK

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Eric, FBA Team

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Aileen, Shetland Islands

I live on an island far away from a Buddhist centre and am rarely able to go on retreats. It has been especially beneficial to me to be able to download so many inspiring talks to go deeper in my practice.
Nagabodhi, London, UK

FBA's work means, among other things, that we are much less likely to turn into a galaxy of disconnected centres, and more able to evolve and develop as a unified and harmonious Dharma community.
Mary, FBA Team

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Suriyavamsa, Glasgow, UK

FBA is a great way to connect with what fellow members of the Triratna Buddhist Order are thinking and saying around the world. I'm happy to give £10 a month to help keep it free for all.
Vajradarshini, Valderrobres, Spain

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Dukkha and the Unbiased

a series of talks by Saddhanandi and Vessantara

In every moment we look at experience in ways that create dukkha or in ways that free ourselves and others from dukkha, and in the process discover a deeper level of truth. Saddhanandi and Vessantara led a meditation retreat at Adhisthana exploring how awareness of the unsatisfactory nature of conditioned phenomena will lead to liberation - the freedom of the unbiased - and how our resistance to that awareness will lead to further entrenchment of habits and views.