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ITZI Conference 2019: No Pearl without Grit
5-8 September 2019, NetherlandThis group is for announcements, discussion, and information relevant to the conference and to help organisers and attenders stay in contact. This is going to be a very special event and there will be plenty going on in the lead up.See More
Prajnatara Teresa Bryant left a comment for Carol English"Good morning Carol,
I send you a message via email. Given your initial prompt reply on this site, I am checking in to make sure the email arrived? Just wanting to make sure our lines of communication are functioning as expected!
Wishing…"
Carol English left a comment for Prajnatara Teresa Bryant"Hi Prajna,
I would love to connect. You can also email me at carol.anne.english at gmail dot com.
It would be so exciting if we could start doing Buddhist psychology courses at New Life!
Carol"
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- I am a priest with the Order of Amida Buddha and have been guided by Dharmavidya for the past several years. I have been blessed on three occasions to spend time at Eleusis. I am founder of Amida Mosaic, an organization providing education, guidance and inspiration to those interested in Pureland Buddhism and Zen Therapy. Currently, I am also the Director of Supportive Care at St. Joseph's Hospice in London, ON.
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Bodhi Day Retreat ~ Canada
Posted on December 14, 2015 at 3:29 0 Comments 2 Likes
ContinueFriends,Yesterday, the Amida Mosaic Sangha celebrated Bodhi Day. Our day included morning service, sitting meditation and chanting. Additionally, James led us on a mindful nature walk and Nancy led us in sacred movement. We also enjoyed two Dharma talks by Dharmavidya (Bodhi Day 2014 and this years first talk). Also, Stephen, our guest from Connecticut, shared a…
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- At 19:34 on March 17, 2018, Carol English said…
Hi Prajna,
I would love to connect. You can also email me at carol.anne.english at gmail dot com.
It would be so exciting if we could start doing Buddhist psychology courses at New Life!
Carol
- At 15:32 on January 24, 2013, David Brazier said…
Prajna, of course you look like a mandala - but only to those of us with the special vision to see it - one is supposed to keep these things hush hush you know :-)
- At 13:51 on January 24, 2013, David Brazier said…
Delighted to have you here. Namo Amida Bu!
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WEEP FOR OUR WORLD
Posted by David Brazier on August 20, 2019 at 21:38 0 Comments 0 Likes
At the moment I am feeling very sad for the state of the planet. As I write the great forests are being consumed by fire, both the tropical forest in Brazil and the tundra forest in Russia. The great forests are the lungs of the earth. I myself have lung problems. When there are parts of the lungs that don’t work anymore one can run out of energy. It can strike suddenly. We will probably not do anything serious about climate change or wildlife extinction…
MY MEDICAL CONDITION
Posted by David Brazier on June 26, 2019 at 18:04 10 Comments 2 Likes
My medical condition continues to be a mystery. It is clear that I do not have any of the big nasty things - brain tumour, cracked skull, stroke, etc - as these have been ruled out by MRI investigation. Nonetheless I continue to have persistent, continuous head pain that varies in intensity and I become exhausted by the least effort so that I am functioning like an invalid incapable of doing very much. There is always a possibility that the whole syndrome is a…
Continue Grace.
Posted by Dayamay Dunsby on June 2, 2019 at 1:02 4 Comments 2 Likes
“Do we know what it means to be struck by grace? It does not mean that we suddenly believe that God exists, or that Jesus is the saviour, or that the Bible contains the truth. Grace strikes us when we are in great pain and restlessness. It strikes us when we walk through the dark Valley of a meaningless and empty life. It strikes us when we feel that our separation is deeper than usual, because we have violated another life, a life which we loved, or from which we were estranged. It strikes us… Continue
Sit
Posted by Geeta Chari on April 26, 2019 at 22:13 3 Comments 1 Like
This is a short video of a Buddhist monk and his family.
It raised questions on parenting and Buddhism - does detachment (or perhaps quietism), as practiced here, lead to demotivation and disengagement with the world around one?
His children find the detachment practised by the monk disquieting. They appreciate the irony of detachment, which is supposed to…
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