Ethics in the Wider World
Are you wondering how to draw out the Dharmic underpinnings to BAM? Here is a short article I’ve put together which might help.File NameSizeEthics and the Wider World.pdf91.97 KB
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View ArticleRetreats this Summer with the LBC
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View ArticleSome quotes by Bhante on the natural world
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View ArticleEchoes From the Deep - Sangha As Communication
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View ArticleDharmabyte: The Mind is Everywhere
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View ArticleEight Step Recovery on Tour in America
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View ArticleTalking about Ethics - it's not about being 'good'.
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