Imagine a Sangha where... - We gather weekly in large numbers and are all actively willing to take our practice deeper - We can eat and relax together, outside regular class times - We are able to engage and retain higher numbers of new people, with whom you can enjoy sharing your experience to help them and deepen your own understanding - Our course structure better enables the transition for newer people to attend Sangha evenings - Everyone feels more connected and more valued in our Sangha - Everyone really wants to be here (you included), as it is so alive, vibrant and inspiring - Numbers of men and women Mitras and Order Members are growing as a sign of increased engagement and our ever-deepening and growing Sangha - We are creating an environment more conducive for insight to flower amongst us

In this talk given at a sanghanight at Stockholm buddhist centre Kulanandi reflects on different qualities of beauty in the spiritual life. Exploring the areas of friendship, ethics and communication.

The first talk of a Going for Refuge series. In this talk Sudhadramati gives a introduction to the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha as refuges and explores the practical implications of holding these values in ones life.