Bodhicharya Buddhist Group
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Bodhicharya
Buddhist Group
The group is open to all who have an interest in Buddhism and meditation. Regular meetings for practice and study are held at Hamblin Hall, Bosham House, Bosham, near Chichester, W.Sussex. We welcome guest teachers and speakers from all the Buddhist traditions. Meetings are friendly and informal and people are encouraged to arrive early to relax and take a look at the bookstall and lending library; there's also an archive of recordings of teachings available to buy and borrow.
If you'd like to keep up to date with BBG and Bodhicharya events do check the websites: www.buddhalight.org and www.bodhicharya.org, and if you would like to receive updates by email (and are not already doing so) please contact Fiona MacDonald at fmacd@tesco.net.
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Ringu Tulku Rinpoche will be visiting us over the first May Bank Holiday weekend,
3,4,5 May. These will be held at Chichester High School for Boys; Kingsham Road,
Chichester, PO19 8DA.
Rinpoche has agreed to give a series of talks on Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion.
He will be giving teachings on the Chenrezig practice, or Puja.
His Holiness Dalai Lama in Nottingham.
Teachings start on the bank holiday weekend of Saturday 24th May and finish on Wednesday
28th May.
The Public talks at the weekend are sold out, however there will be an additional
talk on sunday afternoon. Entitled 'Caring for our world', His Holiness will be
talking about ecological issues.
Please note; this is an additional event and will require separate booking through
the Nottingham Arena. Phone 0890 163 1781 or online at www.nottingham-arena.com
On monday to wednesday the teachings will be on Tsong Kapa's 'Investigating the Nature
of Reality' a treatise on Interdependence.
For details and booking see: http://www.dalailama2008.org.uk
or phone 0870 163 1781