Ajahn Brahmali:“Learning Meditation From The Buddha” Day Retreat: Closing Dhamma Talk + Q&A 11.05.23

Special Announcement: Ongoing Fundraiser for Anukampa throughout August 2023, as per Ajahn Brahm's 72nd birthday wish! Please help us achieve our aims!
https://anukampaproject.org/donate

Every little helps: please read more below:
For Buddhists, birthdays are opportunities not to receive but to give to others and on his 72nd birthday, Ajahn Brahm has chosen to celebrate by supporting Anukampa's aims! Ajahn is inspired by our success in establishing a small Bhikkhuni Vihara in Oxford that has become a sanctuary for spiritual practice. Guests say they benefit profoundly by serving the Bhikkhuni Sangha and deepening their meditation with guidance from the nuns, within a loving and harmonious community. Now, with women expressing the wish to ordain and an overspill of guests, it is time to make the next step - from terraced house to monastery proper!
Currently we can accommodate two monastics in single rooms, two female guests in a shared room and one male/transgender guest on a futon in the shrine room. With your support as part of a global community, we hope to purchase a property with space to train monastic aspirants, provide appropriate seclusion for the monastics and welcome more guests.
Will you help the Bhikkhuni Sangha flourish in England and spread the liberating teachings of the Buddha? If you are in Perth there will be a fun auction on August 6th and if you live elsewhere or miss that, you can still join in the spirit of generosity by offering a gift for Ajahn's birthday and the Bhikkhuni Sangha at large by donating here any time this month or whenever you can. We do have thousands of supporters world-wide and if we can bring all that support together, great and small, we are on track to achieve our worthy aims!
If you would like to donate as part of this wonderful event, please visit https://anukampaproject.org/donate
Event details at https://bswa.org/ajahn-brahms-72nd-bi...

Thank you for your support and may you be liberated,
Anukampa Volunteers