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Tamuly Annette is attending Vajrapala Lut Moerman's event
AMIDA SUMMER RETREAT IN ELEUSIS at Eleusis France
May 28, 2018 to June 1, 2018
All Shu members are this year invited to this big event in the Amida calendar, at the home of Dharmavidya, Head off the Amida Order, here in France. This retreat is an opportunity to enter more deeply into the Pure Land practice and the fundamental teachings of Buddha: to recognise our human nature and to let in the Dharma. Dharmavidya has referred to Pure Land Buddhism as "refuge Buddhism", and explains that all Buddhist practice invites us to deepen our refuge. Though there seem to be many…See More
Tamuly Annette liked David Brazier's blog post A Day at the Seaside ~ Una giornata al Mare (in Italiano & English)Tamuly Annette replied to David Brazier's discussion SPONTANEITY in the group QUESTIONS IN THE SAND"Thank you so much, Dharmavidya, for this very fine analysis of all the facets of the notion. As a Buddhist, I take the gesture of Sujata handing food to the exhausted Shakyamuni as the most wonderful example of spontaneity."
David Brazier commented on Tamuly Annette's blog post Johnny Halliday: la mort d'un monstre sacré"Yes, hero worship is a kind of religion, or substitute for religion, certainly drawing on some of the same instincts, leading us to express devotion and enjoy vicarious participation in something larger than our mundane lives in common with other…"
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- Tell us about yourself - at least 30 words
- I am a friend of David and I live in Givardon in a Bouddhist community which is a short distance from Eleusis.
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- I live in a small buddhist community set up for elederly buddhist practioners from all buddhist schools. I shall be glad to tell you more about our "Oasis of Long Life"
I shall also be glad to help you learn or improve your french if you wish.
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Johnny Halliday: la mort d'un monstre sacré
Posted on December 18, 2017 at 21:45 1 Comment 0 Likes
L'engouement quasi mystique qu'a suscité la mort de Johnny Hallyday m'a incité à réfléchir sue un phénomène qui m'est apparu comme un substitut de religiosité...
Un monstre sacré
La mort de Johnny Halliday et ses obsèques le 8 décembre 2017
Il y a eu comme une sorte de fièvre médiatique lors de la mort – pourtant attendue – de notre chanteur national Johnny Halliday (Jean-Philippe Smet). Il venait de décéder un jour, après Jean d’Ormesson, et le dernier événement a en…
Continue Communication? Quelle communication?
Posted on February 6, 2017 at 19:00 3 Comments 0 Likes
J'ai toujours pensé que la véritable communication ne pouvait se faire qu'en face-à-face et que les communications virtuelles - si communes aujourd'hui sur les réseaux sociaux - ne sont que de déplorables pis-aller. Pourtant, à la réflexion, il me semble qu'il convient de corriger ce point de vue par trop simpliste. Certes, rien ne vaut la richesse d'une rencontre réelle où les paroles ne sont qu'un élément d'un ensemble où tout peut devenir signifiant. Les mots s'accompagnent de toute une…
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- At 16:25 on April 13, 2016,
Vajrapala Lut Moerman said… Annette,
J'espère que tu as eu un beau voyage/vacance.
Je voudrais acheter quelques exemplaires de la traduction en français du livre 'Teh feeling Buddha". Est-ce que tu peux me laisser savoir ou/comment je peux acheter ce livre svp ?
Merci d'avance!
Namo Amida Bu
Vajrapala
- At 21:23 on March 22, 2016, Vajrapala Lut Moerman said…
Dear Annette,
C'est fantastique que tu as traduit un livre de Dharmavidaya en français! Quand je viens à Eleusis, je vais surement essayer à l'acheter. ça m'aidera beaucoup avec les expressions. Il a vendu bien en France le livre ? Est-ce qu'il y a des Bouddhistes Terre Pure en France et dans les environs de Eleusis ? Tu es au courant s'il y a d'autres textes de Dharmavidaya qui sont déjà traduit en français ?
How are you living together in Oasis ? Have you shared practice and foods etc... ?
My friend and I also did try to begin a co-housing for Buddhists before we did build our house, buth we could not realise it and now we did build on our own in the Pays des Collines, près de Lille et Tournai.
Namo Amida Bu
Vajrapala
- At 21:21 on March 20, 2016, Vajrapala Lut Moerman said…
Thousand thanks Annette. I'm so happy you could help me/us. I'm also very pleased to be able to contact you. Est-ce que tu est une vraie française ? Ma deusième langue est le français, donc normallement mon français doit etre mieux que mon anglais....
Thank you for your suggestions for translation, this looks very good.
I will send you some more questions next days as we will have some gaderings next weekend.
I did translate the whole Morningservice and a woman of the area who speaks French did help me, but as she is not so common with Buddhism, the meaning off the translations seems not always so right.
I'm very gratefull for the help you offer. Namo Amida Bu
- At 20:10 on March 19, 2016, Vajrapala Lut Moerman said…
Dear Annette,
Thank you for offering help with French on your profile. I really need some help. I live in Belgium en I am dutch speaking, but live in a French speeking part of Belgium. I'm offering here meditation in French and have to translate everything in French; My French is not so fantastic, as well as my english is not so fantastic, but it goos rather well. i have now some people who help me with translations, but some terms are quiet difficult to translate. Could you help me a bit please ?
f.e. foulish being : much used in Purelandbuddhism, how should you translate this in frensh ? être fou ? ou être ignorant ? And this one :
"There are beings with little dust in their eyes
Who are wasting through not hearing the Dharma"
We cannot find a good translation.....
Thanks to heop if possible!
Lovely greetings,
Vajrapala
- At 21:45 on February 6, 2016,
Susthama Kim said… - Thank you for offering to put us up at Oasis. We are looking forward to staying with you. We are waiting for Dorian's European health card which hopefully will arrive in a day or two and if it does then we'll travel on Wednesday.
lots of love,
Susthama
- At 19:43 on November 10, 2015,
David Brazier said… Thank you for the pictures, the assistance with the mouse, the plumbing, the cake..... for being you and such a good neighbour. Much love.
- At 20:00 on January 8, 2013, Vajrapala Lut Moerman said…
Hi, welcome, nice to meet you in this way.
Namo Amida Bu
- At 18:48 on January 6, 2013, David Brazier said…
Welcome to Eleusis. See you tomorrow :-)
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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.
Varlam Shalamov
Posted by Geeta Chari on July 16, 2018 at 0:00 1 Comment 0 Likes
From The Paris Review:
For fifteen years the writer Varlam Shalamov was imprisoned in the Gulag for participating in “counter-revolutionary Trotskyist activities.” He endured six of those years enslaved in the gold mines of Kolyma, one of the coldest and most hostile places on earth. While he was awaiting sentencing, one of his short stories was…
Continue The Buddha, Season 1, Episode 1
Posted by Geeta Chari on June 29, 2018 at 9:21 1 Comment 1 Like
I have been watching The Buddha on Netflix, and although I came well-prepared to scoff, there is a surprising amount of food for thought from a Pureland perspective. What follows is a review of the Pureland touches in the episode, coloured inevitably by my upbringing in India, although I have now lived in Britain for more than half my life.
The scene opens in the republic of Kapilavastu, depicted as a green and pleasant land, with the Himalayan mountains as a backdrop. (I was…
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Nembutsu Question
Posted by Dayamay Dunsby on April 20, 2018 at 8:22 1 Comment 1 Like
I found this in a book that I'm reading. It has challenged my current "understanding" of the Nembutsu. I tend to think of the name itself as salvation and the bridge to the Pure Land...
"...Nembutsu is not a means to gain salvation but a reflection of it. Shinran acknowledges there is nembutsu without true entrusting because he lived in an environment where nembutsu was recited for benefits and merit. By itself it cannot produce true entrusting. Nevertheless, they are inseparable as…
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