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Talks on Buddhism and meditation. Live recordings from the London Buddhist Centre exploring the Buddha’s teaching (Dharma) in a way that is relevant to contemporary life.
Unknown Host hosts London Buddhist Centre, a religion show with 67 episodes published.
Sanghadharin explores the five Niyamas , a comprehensive teaching that maps the regularities of the universe from physical laws and biological instincts to the voluntary practice of ethics and transcendental enlightenmen
In this episode, Kusalasara introduces the series " Revering and Relying on the Dharma ," focusing on the practice of wise attention as a tool to perceive reality without the distortions of craving or bias. By exploring
Jnanavaca explores the Buddhist concept of " Going for Refuge ," challenging us to move beyond the " default settings " of material pursuit and find true freedom by actively orienting our lives toward transcendental valu
Kusalara's leads us in exploring the Sangha, or spiritual community, as a vital refuge and "jewel" within the Buddhist tradition that offers support far beyond worldly treasures. Kusalasara explains how deep communicatio
In this talk, Sthiramanas explores the central Buddhist act of going for refuge to the Dharma, describing it as a search for a genuine place of safety and stability within a world defined by fragility and suffering,,. He
Sanghadharin explores the fundamental human search for safety and security in an inherently insecure world. While we often rely on "limited refuges"—such as careers, relationships, or material possessions—these things ar
Sanghadharin introduces a new series on the "Three Refuges," exploring how the Buddha serves as an ultimately reliable "true refuge" in contrast to the limited security found in impermanent things like careers, possessio
In this talk, Padmavajra explores the profound Buddhist concept of "Going Forth" from home into homelessness, describing it as a vital turning point where one moves away from the "cramped" dust of habit toward a life of
Subhuti, president of the LBC, in conversation with Thomas about the need for a spiritual community.
Subhuti, president of the LBC, in conversation with Sanghadharin about why we need a system of practice.
Subhuti, president of the LBC, in conversation with Amalashri about the Buddhist vision of life.
Kusalasara finishing off our series on Milarepa, the famous Tibetan Yogi.
Sanghadharin gives the second talk in our series on Milarepa, the famous Tibetan Yogi.
Akashamitra giving a talk about the life of the Tibetan Yogi, Milarepa.
Suryagupta’s talk explores the story of Padmasambhava, the great tantric master invited to Tibet when Buddhism could not take root through reason and philosophy alone. She describes how Padmasambhava confronted and trans
Maitreyabandhu gives the final talk of the Urban Retreat on A Path for the Future.
Jnanavaca gives the third talk of the Urban Retreat on The Direct Path.
Vajratara gives the second talk of the Urban Retreat on The Cosmic Path.
Suryagupta gives the first talk of the Urban Retreat on The Ancient Path.
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London Buddhist Centre is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 67 episodes.
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