On Saturday, Bhikkuni Day, Ven. Thubten Chodron of Sravasti Abbey, spoke the unversal call to better the world.
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On Saturday, Bhikkuni Day, Ven. Thubten Chodron of Sravasti Abbey, spoke the unversal call to better the world.
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Ven. Thubten Chodron, a woman who has been central in in re-establishing the Bhikkhuni lineage, particularly in the West, said she was filled with spiritual questions growing up.
“Why am I here? What’s my purpose?” she wondered.
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It's likely that at some point everyone has felt wronged, betrayed and hurt. Psychologists and spiritual teachers of various traditions agree that forgiveness heals the emotional pain that bitterness and resentment create. But what is forgiveness? And how do we get there?
Forgiveness is the t...
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This summer young adults ages 18 to 29 can explore the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism within Western at Sravasti Abbey, a Buddhist monastic community in Newport.
During the Young Adults: Exploring Buddhism 2012 residential program, guests will be fully integrated into the Sravasti community and...
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NEWPORT — Daniela Mieritz touched her palms together, closed her eyes and let shavings of hair fall onto the dark blue towel draped around her neck.
About 30 people sat facing her, watching the sacred ceremony. Mieritz never opened her eyes to look at them, though a smile occasionally crept across her face as her teacher, Venerable Thubten Chodron, delicately took a razor to Mieritz’s scalp.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron responds to a query from a monastic about how to work with a critical and judgmental mind.
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Sirja | Oct 10, 2012 | 11:17am
in this morning’s dicert email to you I’m amazed and deeply touched by all you shared in your sketches and these notations of your personal responses to my labyrinth piece. I cherish your perception and appreciate the insights into your own creative process all the more because so much of my own process seems completely out of my awareness. These pieces I create are not planned by me at all, but rather show up on the page when I sit before the blank page with pen in hand. Others often see images within the pieces that I don’t until they’re pointed out to me.I suspect the less complex examples in the journal you purchased (designed to invite others to experiment with writing the labyrinth as I do) may be of less interest to you as an artist than the more complex pieces I’ve shared on the Labyrinth Journal website and on my Giraffe Journal blog. I invite you to share whatever you see in any of my pieces, whenever you feel moved to do so.I sense I have much to learn from you. Thanks so much. I share here for the benefit of others who may be interested, and I look forward to continuing our conversation in email.Hugs and blessings,Virginia
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