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I have lived and studied as a lay monastic in all of the three major traditions/schools of Buddhism (Theravada, Mahayana and Tibetan/Vajrayana) practicing alongside Bhikku's and studying under Monks such as Ajahn Sumedho and H.E Lopon Tenzin Jigme Rinpoche III. A long-time lay practitioner and student of Buddhism for over 14 years. One must live and experience the Buddha's teachings directly. To understand the teachings only on an intellectual basis is not enough. I am happy to receive any question you have on the vast topic of Buddhism and will endeavor to give you a clear and honest response.
I am a long-time lay practitioner and student of Buddhism for over 14 years. I have lived as a lay monastic in many monasteries around the world studying and practicing alongside the Sangha.
Amaravati Buddhist Monastery, UK (Theravada, Thai Forest Tradition), Know Buddhism Organization (http://www.knowbuddhism.info)
Director of the 'Know Buddhism' Organization (http://www.knowbuddhism.info)
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Promoting Buddhism and Meditation Practice - Talks and Teachings Archive http://www.knowbuddhism.info Dear Hussain, Dr. Walter Evans-Wentz made the first translation of the book in 1927. The book
Dear Marc, It may be the last thing you want to do, but try focusing on the pain itself. Examine it, observe it as it changes in intensity, become the pain if you will. This practice has helped me tremendously
http://www.knowbuddhism.info/2009/11/tibetan-buddhist-retreats-california.html Dear Art, I do not personally hold a great deal of knowledge regarding Tibetan (Vajrayana) Monasticism or retreats in
Dear Chris, The aspiration to ordain is considered a highly noble one and I encourage this way of life to any Buddhist interested in a renunciates life who is able to live by the 8 precepts of a Samanera
Dear Katy, Firstly let me Apologise for the delay in answering your questions. I am always handy for a straight forward answer. Quote: "I'm 25, female, British and have been practicing Buddhist
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