Weaving in personal reflections about his own near-death experience, Mahasraddha asks us to look again at our own lives. February 2013

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Arthaketu reflects on the Bardo Thodol, or Tibetan Book of the Dead, and its significance for Dharma practitioners today. February 2013

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Dayanandi asks how we balance the individual and collective aspects of the spiritual life. January 2013

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Dayamala explores how we can collectively create a Buddhaland, where everything becomes an aid in the quest for Enlightenment. January 2013

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Carunalaka gives an engaging talk about love and interconnectedness in the spiritual life. Nov 2012

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Ratnaprabha at the launch of his book of the same title. November 2012

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Drawing on the Pali Canon, Ratnaguna continues his exploration of the life of the historical Buddha. Nov 2012

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Ratnaguna draws on the Pali Canon to understand who the Buddha was and what he was like. Oct 2012

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Ratnaguna paints a picture of the Buddha as a teacher, an exemplar and an ideal. October 2012

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Arthaketu describes his connection with Padmasambhava, the semi-mythological great teacher of Tibet. Oct 2012

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