Manchester Buddhist Centre talks
Summary: Talks given over the years at the Manchester Buddhist Centre by local and visiting teachers
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Podcasts:
Satyadaya explores team based working and living in the context of Buddhafield. January 2017
Sanghadhara reflects on death and how to engage with a sense of beauty. September 2016
Sanghadhara reflects on death and how to engage with a sense of beauty. September 2016
Satyajyoti looks at how metta, or kindness, towards yourself is the cornerstone of contentment. September 2016
Satyajyoti looks at how metta, or kindness, towards yourself is the cornerstone of contentment. September 2016
Sanghadhara explores what it means to get a new name and how it expresses his aspiration. August 2016
Inspired by the Sangha-building of Hatthaka, Sanghadhara explores what it means to get a new name and how it expresses his aspiration. August 2016
Mahabodhi explores the early history of Buddhism, and suggests that the origins of the Triratna system of practice lie there. July 2016
Mahabodhi explores the early history of Buddhism, and suggests that the origins of the Triratna system of practice lie there. July 2016
The Path to Buddhist Engagement
In Buddhist Action Month, Parami explores the tension between inner and outer engagement, June 2016
Introducing Vajrapani
Sthirajyoti gently unleashes the powerful archetypal figure of Vajrapani. June 2016
A talk by Anjali Chatterjee at the Manchester Buddhist Centre on Triratna Night, 13th June 2016, during Buddhist Action Month – BAM! Anjali talks about a potential team-based right livelihood business inspired by the Dharma. Drawing on the radical example and ideas of Dr Ambedkhar, the business will aim to work in collaboration with the [...]
The Business of Buddhist Action
