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Bhikkhu Bodhi faces a great divide Prominent U.S. Pali translator contrasts 'Classical' and 'Secular' Buddhisms
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Tag Archives for Martine Batchelor
Talks from a recent retreat
Helping you to put the notion of a secular dharma into practice, here are some talks given at a retreat led by Martine and Stephen Batchelor at Gaia House, Devon between 18 and 24 July 2015.
4 Bonds of Fellowship that Help Build Community
There are four grounds for the bonds of fellowship, four qualities which will help community building. Which four?
A study retreat in your own home
Here’s a suggestion – dedicate a couple of weekends to a study retreat in the comfort of your own home, practicing meditation and going in depth into a secular approach to Buddhism.
Martine and Stephen Batchelor to teach in Australia
During February and March 2014, world-renowned Buddhist scholars, authors and teachers Martine and Stephen Batchelor will give talks, retreats and workshops in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Northern New South Wales, Brisbane and Cairns.
Posted in Retreats, Talks
Also tagged Australia, interview, retreats, Stephen Batchelor
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Introducing secular Buddhism
A series of dharma talks given by Martine and Stephen Batchelor in March 2012 at Sine Cera Retreat Centre in Australia are available for you to download from Dharma Seed at http://sc.dharmaseed.org/retreats/1593. They are: Experience – Stephen The Buddha’s criteria for regarding a statement as valid; a pragmatic view of the dharma; the ‘all’ is […]