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. "We must always work together to uplift this friendship in all spheres. Measures are now being taken to show more amorousness in different language skills in more attention to propagate...
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The Saturday Meditation program with H.E. Zimwock Tulku Rinpoche Saturday morning practices have undergone a transformation ! On Saturday Morning from 10am – 11 am a regular weekly meditation session guided by our own r...
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Taking Refuge
Taking Refuge – first steps on the Buddhist path Taking Refuge is a practice common to all Buddhist traditions around the world and dates back to some of the first teachings given by the Buddha himself. The Buddha taught that spiritual practice could create a refuge from suffering. He likened himself to a doctor who can give a clear diagnosis of the disease of suffering and who can who also prescribe a suitable medication to overcome that disease. He explained that the teachings,...
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