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We live in a time ridden by crisis and difficulty. How should Buddhist's respond? This is a personal and very honest talk from Vajragupta, looking squarely at the challenges, and owning his own doubts and fears. There are no easy answers, but some suggestions ...


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Within the context of the three ascending Levels of the Spiritual Imagination (Empathy, Beauty and Imagining the Buddha), Samantabhadri explores devotion and ritual in terms of body, speech and mind, and of the journey to the transcendental. She includes the Sevenfold Puja and our more personal experiences of devotion.

This talk was given as part of the Ritual and Im...

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Samantabhadri shares her deep, longstanding interest in silence as spiritual experience. She offers practical advice on how to honour and deepen the silence on retreat. Then: more visionary, more mystical, silence as spiritual atmosphere and presence; ‘the silence within the sound, and the experience of ‘reality as it is.’

This talk was given as part of the Ritual an...

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Punyamala explores how ritual can affect the whole of ourselves - body, speech and mind – and provide a gateway to the sacred. She suggests ritual practice can become a whole way of life.

This talk was given as part of the Ritual and Imagination Retreat 2026 at Taraloka Retreat Centre for women training for ordination. Understanding of Buddhist terms is assumed.

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An exploration of the place of devotion in our Dharma lives with suggestion of how to express devotion. Punyamala also refers to the six garavas.

This talk was given as part of the Ritual and Imagination Retreat 2026 at Taraloka Retreat Centre for women training for ordination. Understanding of Buddhist terms is assumed.

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