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In Mahasraddha talks about the act of going for refuge by way of taking a good, hard look at our lives and the experience of dukkha, aka suffering, in light of the Buddha's teaching.
From the talk The Sevenfold Puja: Going For Refuge, given at Manchester Buddhist Centre, 2010. ***
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When one approaches the transcendental, one approaches the three transcendental samadhis, which Sangharakshita describes as three doors of liberation - namely as that of emptiness, signlessness, and directionlessness.
From the talk The Rain of the Dharma given in the USA, 1994. ***
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A recording of the salutation to the Three Jewels, the Tiratanavandana, chanted in the Padmaloka Retreat Centre, 2020. ***
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Vishvapani looks behind the veils of history, legend and the texts themselves to conjur a vivid, felt image of the Buddha's personality. In a series of beautifully observed close-up drawings from the Pali Canon we are left with a portrait of spiritual genius that is both enigmatically distant and thoroughly human. From the talk The Buddha's Personality, part of the series Gautama Buddha, given at London Buddhist Centre, February 2011 to mark the launch of the book: 'Gautama Buddha: The Life and Teachings of the Awakened One' (Quercus, 2011). ***
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Elucidating the fifth stage of purification, Nagapriya shares a favored teaching to differentiate what helps us progress spiritually, and what does not. Excerpted from the talk Cherish the Doctrine given at Padmaloka Retreat Centre, 2002. ***
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Ratnaprabha recounts the seven ways the Buddha advises on how a sangha is created and supported.
From the talk Saluting the Sangha given at West London Buddhist Centre, Nov 2011, in which the speaker goes through the Sangha Section of the TiratanaVandana. ***
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Punyamala illustrates the nature of the fetters - habit, superficiality and vagueness - and gives clear, practical guidance, in a gently encouraging way, about how to weaken the fetters and develop spiritually. From the talk From Enchantment to True Delight - Reflections On Stream Entry given at the Triratna (Western) Buddhist Order Convention, 2009. ***
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How do we retain our individuality while practicing with other people? Are we true individuals, or are we rebels, and are the two really that different? Karunadevi explores the dangers and benefits of practicing within a sangha using the Buddha's teaching on the mental fetters and various commentaries by Sangahrakshita.
From the talk The Individual, the Group and the Spiritual Community given at San Francisco Buddhist Center, 2007. ***
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Vajragupta draws out aspects of aloneness and connectedness of this being human. From the talk Sangha and Commitment given at Shrewsbury Triratna Buddhist Group, 2016. ***
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Abandoning Our Wrong Ideas About the Path
More poetry, more Rumi, more listening joy from Vajradarshini. And what a title! In fact, this is another splendid journey around the idea of Enlightenment, using the languages of surrender and discipline from the Sufi context. It's as heady as a sumptuous wine, but also sobering and down to earth, whether we're "following a railing in the dark" or "wandering inside the red world". Drink up! From the talk entitled We Have a Huge Barrel of Wine But No Cups given at Taraloka Retreat Centre, 2005. ***
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