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Sujatin Johnson
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Sujatin Johnson replied to David Brazier's discussion QUEEN VAIDEHI in the group BUDDHISM"Remembering this story and touched by the way you have recounted and explained it has touched me deeply. Namo Amida Bu"
Sujatin Johnson replied to David Brazier's discussion SHINJIN & ANJIN in the group QUESTIONS IN THE SAND"Beautiful - Namo Amida Bu"
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- Tell us about yourself - at least 30 words
- I'm a Minister with the Amida Order, former primary school teacher. I have trained with Dharmavidya since 1998 and visited Eleusis on a number of occasions - this is where I ordained - and participated in retreats and team-building 'Activist' weeks.
- Is your primary interest...
- Attending courses, Holiday/Recuperation, Group Retreats
Sujatin Johnson's Blog
A ceremony for Reverend Ananda in Hawai'i
Posted on November 12, 2016 at 8:43 0 Comments 1 Like
It is with great joy that I can tell you that Reverend Shantikara and I (via the wonders of Skype) have just concluded a ceremony in Hawai'i, whereby Ananda has confirmed his vocation and is now a Minister.
Wonderful to have been able to participate, to be introduced to this lovely sangha on the…
Continue Buddhist Response to Orlando
Posted on June 13, 2016 at 18:25 0 Comments 1 Like
May all who are suffering be held in loving arms. “There is endless suffering. There is also endless compassion.” Buddhist response to Orlando
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 9:26 on August 19, 2017,
Minsun Sung said… Thank you Sujatin for your invitation of me as a friend. Your interest in 2017 Korean Workshop and the Tiger and Ox dharma lecture 2 years ago in Korea has made a great impression to me that you will like to come and see Korea someday. I hope you will. Please be in touch!
- At 15:58 on June 19, 2016,
Diane Cadman said… Thanks Sujatin, so good to be back in touch. Namo Amida Bu Diane
- At 9:32 on April 27, 2016,
David Brazier said… Thank you. Namo Amida Bu :-)
- At 21:39 on February 4, 2016,
Mat Osmond said… Yes all good, thanks Sujatin. Much the same, in many ways. Rachel's ME shaping most else in our lives for all practical purposes, but life very good, the sea close by and three beautiful young adults now amongst us. Have spent much time of late in the good company of Clark Strand and friends - some of them our mutual friends, like Clark himself - at The Way of the Rose. Nembutsu through and through. Would be good to talk sometime. Do you still think of Cecil Collins?
- At 20:52 on February 4, 2016, Mat Osmond said…
Thanks for link, Sujatin. Long time since we spoke! Would be good to remedy that. I hope this find you in good health and good spirits. NamoAmidaBu, Mat
- At 1:09 on January 13, 2016,
Steve Berkoff said… Aloha Sujatin - I knew that I'd see you here. Such a wonderful place!
- At 13:52 on January 11, 2016,
Mo Henderson said… - Thanks Sujatin, good to connect on here too. Warm wishes, Mo
- At 18:32 on September 15, 2015,
Elja Stoel said… Thank you so much Sujatin _/\_ It was an impressive week for me... Namo Amida Bu
- At 18:55 on January 19, 2013,
Modgala Louise Duguid said… Hi sis hope you are getting some rest lots of love mxxx
- At 12:22 on January 11, 2013,
Sujatin Johnson said… Oh, sorry - hugs!
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MY REAL LIFE
Posted by David Brazier on December 8, 2018 at 15:00 3 Comments 1 Like
I'd like to try to say something about real life, which is the only thing that is really interesting.
I have been a bookworm ever since I learnt to read, which was not until I was seven years old. By that time I had already had important spiritual experiences. I was a rather odd child. Many ideas went through my head that tended to set me apart from other children.
Now,…
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More Will Be Revealed!!
Posted by Dayamay Dunsby on November 5, 2018 at 12:46 2 Comments 1 Like
Adjusting to the extreme contrast between India and England has been a truly enlightening experience for me and I will probably be processing it psychologically for quite a while to come!
It is impossible not to be affected by the seething mass of raw energy that flows endlessly there, seemingly toward no apparent goal except pure survival. It often seemed like hell…
Continue MARY MIDGLEY
Posted by David Brazier on October 21, 2018 at 17:25 1 Comment 2 Likes
Born: September 13, 1919, London, United Kingdom
Died: October 10, 2018
Mary was a dear friend and inspiration. I first met her when she came to a meditation class I was leading. Her husband had recently died and she was grieving. She did not need meditation, she just needed to grieve and that be OK, which it definitely was, but she continued to come to meetings and made a…
Continue Running a Course in Korea and Elsewhere
Posted by David Brazier on August 3, 2018 at 1:40 2 Comments 1 Like
I am currently leading courses on Buddhist psychology here in Seoul, Korea, but as I am putting the course onto this site as we go along, members of La Ville au Roi (Eleusis) are also responding so it is a bit as though the course is going on in several countries at the same time which is nice.
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