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The practice of Buddhanussati is recollecting the Buddha by dwelling on his great qualities. Ratnaguna, February 2009
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The third in a series of talks on the practice of Buddhanussati, given by Mahabodhi, January 2009
The post Buddhanussati: Imagining the Buddha with the Whole of One’s Being appeared first on Manchester Buddhist Centre.
The second in a series of talks on the practice of Buddhanussati, given by Parami, January 2009
The post Buddhanussati: What would the Buddha do now? appeared first on Manchester Buddhist Centre.
The first in a series of talks on the practice of Buddhanussati, given by Vishvapani. January 2009
The post Buddhanussati: Gotama’s Journey to Awakening appeared first on Manchester Buddhist Centre.
Sangharakshita visited in April 2008 and gave a talk on the Six Emphases of the FWBO (now the Triratna Buddhist Community)
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Atisha: a talk by Dayanandi on the primary sources of inspiration we draw upon in the Triratna Buddhist Community, April 2008
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Dogen readings accompanying a talk in our Refuge Tree Series, given by Vidyamala in March 2008
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Dogen: a talk in our Refuge Tree Series, given by Vidyamala at Manchester Buddhist Centre in March 2008
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A talk given by Vidyamala at Manchester Buddhist Centre on 10th March 2008
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Ratnaguna speaks about the primary sources of inspiration we draw upon in the Triratna Buddhist Community. February 2008
The post Refuge Tree Series: Shinran appeared first on Manchester Buddhist Centre.
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