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“Reflections On Forgiveness”
Open Discussion on “Forgiveness” Theme: Patience 07/03/2017 Discussion led by Phil Brown, President REFLECTIONS ON FORGIVENESS The need for forgiveness arises after there has been a violation of individual or social norms that is substantial enough to have caused … Continue reading
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“Patient Perseverance with Ourselves and Obstacles”
Patient Perseverance with Ourselves and Obstacles 06/26/2017 Discussion led by Leslie Morgan, Assistant Secretary; and Marc Kaye, Communications Committee “Patience is not sitting and waiting, it is foreseeing. It is looking at the thorn and seeing the rose, looking at … Continue reading
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“Practicing Patience with Others”
Patience with Others Discussion led by Phil Brown, President; and Janet Weathers, Program Committee Introduction to the Importance of Patience on the Buddhist Path The parami of Khanti, or paramita of Ksanti, is the perfection of Patience. In Buddhism it … Continue reading
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Discussions on “Patience” in the Beginning of Summer 2017
The parami of Khanti, or paramita of Ksanti, is the perfection of Patience. In Buddhism it is often defined as forbearance, endurance, acceptance, or forgiveness, but according to its Pali roots it may be best defined as “willingness.” In the … Continue reading
“Wisdom in Practice”
“Wisdom in Practice” Part I & II Panel Discussion & Open Discussion Over the course of the last month and a half the Buddhist Sangha of Bucks County investigated “Emptiness” and The Three Marks of Existence in the practice of … Continue reading
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Wisdom of Impermanence: What is Anicca?
“Wisdom of Impermanence: What is Anicca?” Discussion led by Marc Kaye, Communications Committee “Not Always So” from a talk by Gil Fronsdal, 2001, Insight Meditation Center www.insightmeditationcenter.org/books-articles/articles/impermanence Insight into impermanence is central to Buddhist practice. The Buddhas last words were: … Continue reading
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Wisdom: What is Dukkha? “The Denial of Dukkha”
Wisdom: What is Dukkha? “The Denial of Dukkha” Dukkha is often translated as Suffering, but this definition tends to create complications for us. It can better be understood as Unsatifactoriness. “The word dukkha is made up of the prefix du … Continue reading
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Wisdom discussions in May 2017
The BSBC will be discussing Wisdom each Monday in May after 7pm meditation period. The aspect of Wisdom in our practice is the parami of Panna. How is wisdom different from knowledge? Emptiness and The Three Characteristics fall under this Wisdom category … Continue reading
January 2017 Setting The Intention: Sila & The Five Precepts
The discussion theme for the month is: “Setting The Intention: Sila & The Five Precepts”January 2nd: “To Practice Compassionate Action”, led by Janet with an introduction on “Sila” by Lauren. [Avoiding Harm]January 9th: “To Practice Contentment”, led by Joe Beck [Avoiding Stealing]January 16th: … Continue reading
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December 2016 Schedule
Our sangha has social time and discussion 8-9pm following meditation 7pm-8pm December 2016 looks like this. December 5: 1st Monday of month Meditation Instruction. John Wentz will join us again to offer a dharma talk and discussion December 12: Learning about … Continue reading