En iyi The Buddhist Centre podcastleri (2024)

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447: A Luminous Emptiness - Meditating and Loving in Reality with Tejananda 42:52

2M ago42:52

42:52

In this latest episode of the Buddhist Centre podcast, we are delighted to welcome back Tejananda, one of the most experienced meditation teachers within the Triratna Buddhist Community. Tejananda will be bringing insights from decades of practice to his upcoming Home Retreat on The Buddhist Centre Live, ‘Emptiness and Compassion: The Divine Abodes…

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446: The Tale of Tipu's Tiger 50:24

5M ago50:24

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Join us for a ‘90s story of inspired Buddhist practice in Missoula, Montana - of great friendship, fierce love, burnout and life lessons learned in the fire of idealism and spiritual adventure. There’s nothing quite like going through a big experience together - and Tipu’s was a very big one for so many people as a new Buddhist community took root …

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445: Buddhism and Politics 52:06

8M ago52:06

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Our guests this week come together for a thoughtful, provocative conversation occasioned by Vishvapani‘s recent article for Tricycle Buddhist review looking at the arresting, perhaps astonishing, fact that one of the most powerful people in the UK – Home Secretary Suella Braverman - is also faithfully involved as a Buddhist practitioner within the …

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444: A Renovating Virtue – Hartley Woolf and His Alfoxton Film 33:18

8M ago33:18

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Alfoxton House in Somerset, England has a long and rich history stretching back over 1000 years. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, and is where the young William Wordsworth, his sister Dorothy and their great friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge helped birth the radical new Romantic movement during a magical year there in 1797. In June 2020,…

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443: Mindfulness and Imagination with Vidyamala and Vishvapani 36:05

9M ago36:05

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If you enjoy this conversation, come explore the theme online on our Home Retreat with Vidyamala and Vishvapani! “Imagine an enormous subterranean chamber all lit up from within. We are living in a tiny chamber next to – indeed, part of – the larger one. We can see nothing at all of what’s going on in the large chamber. In fact, we have no idea tha…

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442: Buddhism and AI 52:11

9M ago52:11

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We’re coursing this week in the heady, fascinating realm of generative and assistive AI, already seemingly omnipresent in our lives via undeniably productive next gen software tools like ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion. How do our not-computer-generated guests from different walks of Buddhist life engage with this rapidly evolving area of tech in thei…

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441: The Race Conversation with Bodhilila and Eugene Ellis 40:32

11M ago40:32

40:32

The construct of race is an integral part of Western society’s DNA and if we are to address the social injustice of racism, we need to have the race conversation. Yet all too often, attempts at such a dialogue are met with silence, denial, anger or hate. Is it possible to navigate diverse conversations about race without confusion? Can we authentic…

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440: Roots in the Earth, Roots in the Sky - Triratna Day Special 47:40

1y ago47:40

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We're delighted to share a special Triratna Day 2023 podcast episode with you, recorded earlier this week and hosted by our friend Jnanadhara. He's joined by Saddhanandi and Nagabodhi to discuss the upcoming online gathering of the Triratna Buddhist community on the 8th of April, which celebrates its founding in April 1967. Saddhanandi and Nagabodh…

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439: Forces for Good - Challenging Emotions as Portals to Liberation 43:31

1y ago43:31

43:31

A wonderful conversation highlighting the themes of a brand new Home Retreat – the latest addition to our growing archive of in-depth, beautifully resourced online spaces to help take your practice of meditation and Buddhism deeper. Balajit, Singhashri and Viveka join us to discuss the opportunities and challenges of engaging with the gnarlier bits…

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438: Dharmachakra and the Rebirth of Free Buddhist Audio 47:33

1y ago47:33

47:33

Dharmachakra has been a going concern since Dharmachari Ananda first strapped a reel-to-reel tape recorder on his back in London in 1967 to record the first public lectures by Urgyen Sangharakshita under the auspices of the then Friends of the Western Buddhist Order. It has evolved over the decades to become an amazing Triratna Right Livelihood tea…

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437: Forever Friends 31:23

1y ago31:23

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A real beauty of a ‘lost’ episode from our archives! Recorded in a very lovely garden in Mexico in 2019, with nature sounds all around, Bodhikamala and Sanghadhara, who’ve been soul mates of a sort since before the age of 10, explore with us their long history of friendship as young people. A shared love of the arts, of musicals, and Harry Potter b…

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436: Past, Present, and Future in American Buddhism - Live from GenX 2023 43:04

1y ago43:04

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What do you get when you invite a set of experienced American Dharma teachers and friends from different Buddhist traditions to gather together post-Covid and share their practice and experience of American Buddhism? Well, something like this! The bright joy and sense of common tradition is palpable. Hear four Gen-X Triratna Order members with deep…

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435: How to Collaborate Around the World 35:45

1+ y ago35:45

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The Triratna International Council has been a going concern for 11+ years–but in many ways it's just getting started. Meeting again in person for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic, it's undergoing something of a renaissance; renewing itself through the work of Buddhists from around the world, all united in their heart wish to work together…

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434: The Magic of Meditation with Kamalashila 40:53

1+ y ago40:53

40:53

Welcome to a new season of the podcast! ❤️ Since the 1970s Kamalashila has been exploring meditation and, as an author and teacher in the Triratna Buddhist Order, shaping our understanding of meditation in all its practical magic and mystery. These days he spends much of his time at home in rural England, leading in-depth meditation retreats online…

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433: Love and Rage - Bodhilila with Lama Rod Owens 45:01

2y ago45:01

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In this final episode of the current season of the podcast, Bodhilila, Chair of the West London Buddhist Centre, is in conversation with Lama Rod Owens, bestselling author of ‘Love and Rage: The Path of Liberation Through Anger’. Their exchange weaves across a number key Dharma threads, beginning with a sense of how being in the body can be a way t…

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432: Vidyamala, OBE! - A Platinum Jubilee Honour for Breathworks 25:53

2y ago25:53

25:53

We're on the road this week with a festive episode of the podcast to celebrate Vidyamala: the extraordinary inspiration behind Breathworks who has just been made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the Queen’s Birthday 2022 Honours List. She has been honoured for her Services to Wellbeing and Pain Management as Co-founder of Brea…

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431: War and Peace: Living Buddhism in Poland 32:40

2y ago32:40

32:40

When tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees began to cross the border with Poland, the Triratna community at Krakow Buddhist Centre got involved with the same great generosity that has marked the Polish people's response to war flaring up uncomfortably close to home. In this episode we hear from Saddhajala and Nityabandhu on the ground in Krakow—n…

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430: Telling the Story of Sangharakshita 45:32

2y ago45:32

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Some of the team at the Urgyen Sangharakshita Trust join us for a deep dive into the art of digital storytelling and biographical work online, as we hear about the ongoing creative challenges involved in helping a spiritual community hold the legacy of their teacher across generations. Sangharakshita was a brilliant, complex, sometimes provocative …

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429: The Earth as Source of Inspiration - Paramananda & Maitridevi in Conversation 31:54

2y ago31:54

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This week's episode is a wonderful conversation from our archive of live events here on The Buddhist Centre Online, featuring our host Paramananda and his guest Maitridevi, Chair of Taraloka Buddhist Retreat Centre for Women in Wales. Starting from a poem by W.S. Merwin, an initial conversation about gratitude for life despite all our knowledge of …

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428: The Sound of One Hand 45:55

2y ago45:55

45:55

Sometimes a new Dharma book turns up that manages to seem both effortlessly profound and very funny. Of course, Satyadasa's The Sound of One Hand is actually the product of hard-won experience, and we're delighted to welcome him to the podcast to talk about his wonderful memoir as a tale of struggle, inspiration and the meeting of twin lineages in …

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427: What is Buddhist Activism? 48:14

2y ago48:14

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To mark Earth Day 2022, we’re joined by four friends who, one way or another, are involved with Buddhist activism. From the Buddhafield project to XR Buddhists to Silent Rebellion, we hear tales from the edge of socially engaged Buddhist practice, exploring what, if anything, Buddhists have to offer the world of protests, disruptions and often pola…

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426: Karuna USA! 1:11:28

2y ago1:11:28

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Karuna USA believes that every individual deserves a decent life and the opportunity to achieve their potential, regardless of caste, race or ethnicity. Social and economic systems with high levels of inequality hurt everyone’s progress. That’s a fact. Working together we can challenge these systems and ensure access to a fair and decent life for a…

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425: It's Not Out There 34:46

2y ago34:46

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We're joined this week by Buddhist teacher and mentor, Danapriya, author of 'It’s Not Out There'. Most of us constantly look outside ourselves for something: happiness, love, contentment. But this something is not out there. ‘It’ is within us. We are full of these qualities: happiness, love, contentment and more. In 'It’s Not Out There', Danapriya,…

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424: Buddhism for Teens 57:33

2y ago57:33

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We are delighted to announce a new episode of The Buddhist Centre Podcast, marking the start of a new season of curated conversations. We begin the new season with some role reversal! Instead of his usual place hosting guests, Dhammamegha from Windhorse Publications puts Candradasa in the hot seat to talk about his new book, 'Buddhism for Teens', j…

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423: FutureDharma Renewed! 48:03

2+ y ago48:03

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A full Dharma life: you can come to it from anywhere, and it will lead you in unimagined ways... From the investment banking hothouses of the City of London, to visionary experiences in a field with Green Tara and the Chemical Brothers at the Glastonbury Festival, here are stories told by a team of people dedicating their work to setting up conditi…

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447: A Luminous Emptiness - Meditating and Loving in Reality with Tejananda 42:52

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446: The Tale of Tipu's Tiger 50:24

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445: Buddhism and Politics 52:06

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444: A Renovating Virtue – Hartley Woolf and His Alfoxton Film 33:18

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443: Mindfulness and Imagination with Vidyamala and Vishvapani 36:05

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442: Buddhism and AI 52:11

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441: The Race Conversation with Bodhilila and Eugene Ellis 40:32

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440: Roots in the Earth, Roots in the Sky - Triratna Day Special 47:40

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439: Forces for Good - Challenging Emotions as Portals to Liberation 43:31

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438: Dharmachakra and the Rebirth of Free Buddhist Audio 47:33

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437: Forever Friends 31:23

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436: Past, Present, and Future in American Buddhism - Live from GenX 2023 43:04

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435: How to Collaborate Around the World 35:45

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434: The Magic of Meditation with Kamalashila 40:53

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433: Love and Rage - Bodhilila with Lama Rod Owens 45:01

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432: Vidyamala, OBE! - A Platinum Jubilee Honour for Breathworks 25:53

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431: War and Peace: Living Buddhism in Poland 32:40

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430: Telling the Story of Sangharakshita 45:32

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429: The Earth as Source of Inspiration - Paramananda & Maitridevi in Conversation 31:54

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428: The Sound of One Hand 45:55

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427: What is Buddhist Activism? 48:14

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426: Karuna USA! 1:11:28

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425: It's Not Out There 34:46

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424: Buddhism for Teens 57:33

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423: FutureDharma Renewed! 48:03

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