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Lagt inn den 10.juni 2010 | Forfatter Flemming Skahjem-Eriksen

Buddhistforbundet skal i høst starte fem nye aktiviteter - i tillegg til forlagsgruppen som allerede er i gang - som vil forsterke innsatsen som Buddhistforbundet yter til sine medlemmer og i forhold til storsamfunnet.

Har du lyst til å bidra, kontakt din gruppe i Buddhistforbundet. 

Buddhistforbundets styre vedtok på sitt styremøte 2. juni 2010 at fem nye aktivitetsgrupper skal etableres og som skal jobbe med forskjellige panbuddhistiske oppgaver i regi av Buddhistforbundet. De til sammen ... more»

Vellykket Vesakfeiring

Lagt inn den 31.Mai 2010 | Forfatter Egil Lothe

Vesakfeiringen 27. mai 2010 ble svært vellykket. Ordfører Fabian Stang leste fra Buddhas budskap og tre ambassadører deltok i feiringen. Over 200 gjester var til stede.

Vesak, buddhismens største høytid, ble markert av Buddhistforbundet torsdag kl. 18:00 den 27. mai med et arrangement i Røde kors internasjonale senter i Hausmannsgate 7 i Oslo. Arrangementet var også ... more»



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Episode 11 – Voluntarily Assuming the Appropriate Karma

Mark Hackman (SGI member from Torrance, CA) is interviewed by Wula Dawson (SGI member from the O.C. – Orange County, CA) on the topic of voluntarily assuming the appropriate karma. “Voluntarily assuming the appropriate karma” is the Buddhist concept of transforming our own karma… a way of life in which we change karma into mission and [...]

By: I TAKE OFF THE MASK

"If you want others to be happy, practice compassion." Nice one, I will always remember that.

Episode 10 – Romancing The Buddha

Episode 10 is a live taping of the one-man show by SGI member Michael Lisagor, Romancing the Buddha, based on his book of the same title. We are only podcasting excerpts of the show as a teaser so you can read the book or attend a performance if and when Michael comes to your area. We end [...]

Episode 9 – Buddhas Behind Bars

Buddhas Behind Bars was inspired by Justin Albergate.  Justin’s father, Al Albergate is a Vice General Director of SGI-USA and Vice Mens Division Zone Leader in Los Angeles.  Al is active in interfaith dialog as a board member of the South Coast Interfaith Council and he’s a lecturer in Philosophy at California State University, Los Angeles. [...]

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Episode 8 – Obstacles Don’t Discriminate

Obstacles Don’t Discriminate – this is a take off Episode 5 – Obstacles into Opportunities In Financially Harsh Times with Danielle Lueder, Young Women’s Division and Guy Mitchell, SGI Long Beach Area leader. They kept talking so we turned the mics back on and taped another show!

Episode 7 – Changing Family Karma

This episode is an interview with Dona Levis who recently moved from Long Beach, CA back to her hometown of Toronto, Canada. Dona shares her experience with the long term and generational effects of war and violence, and changing the dynamics of family karma/relationships.

Episode 6 – Buddhist Recovery Group

Buddhist Recovery Group – no it is not for folks recovering from being Buddhists. This show features SGI member Mark Hackman, co-founder of BRG – The Buddhist Recovery Group is for those who suffer from, or because of, the disease of addiction. All are welcome as this disease effects us all in one way [...]

Episode 5 – Obstacles into Opportunities in Financially Harsh Times

This episode is an interview with Danielle Lueder, Young Women’s Division leader for El Dorado District and Guy Mitchell, SGI Long Beach Area leader. These days financial stability is important to everyone, in this episode our guest speakers talk about how to overcome financial obstacles using their own life experiences and Buddhist practice. We end [...]


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