Padmasambhava Day

Saturday 27 September 9:30am – 11:30am

A special edition of Dharma Morning! As usual, in the first part we practice together one of two Buddhist meditations – either Mindfulness of Breathing (developing awareness, integration and clarity of mind) or Mettā Bhāvanā (cultivating loving kindness).

After a tea break, Jinavajra will present a short talk on Padmasambhava's ‘Advice to three fortunate women’ from ‘The life and liberations of Padmasambhava’, followed by group discussion and then a pūjā.

Padmasambhava is a spiritual force of great significance within the Triratna Buddhist Community and within Tibetan Buddhism. He will do anything to get us to wake up. Perhaps he's at work with us right here and now, challenging us to wake up to the truth of impermanence and change in the midst of uncertainty. If so, he brings with him magic, energy and great love.

All welcome!

Led by Jinavajra

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is pūjā?

A pūjā is a traditional Buddhist ritual that includes chanting and making offerings.

It is possible there will be several people who have not done pūjā before, so don't worry if it is a new practice to you.

Do I need to be a Buddhist or a regular at the centre?

While pūjā is a Buddhist devotional practice, many people who aren't Buddhists enjoy pūjā, and everyone is welcome.

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How much does the event cost?

We don't charge a fixed price for our classes but instead invite you to make a donation, in the practice of "dana" or generosity.