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Posted on Wed, 11/10/2023 - 11:31Taraloka offers a unique context for women to live a full-time Dharma life, for being of service to others and for personal and collective transformation.
Taraloka offers a unique context for women to live a full-time Dharma life, for being of service to others and for personal and collective transformation.
Taraloka is recruiting!
In addition to practising Buddhism and Meditation, Kamalagita is a parent and has spent many years as teacher. In this interview, she speaks about her book The Mindful Teacher's Handbook, and about her experience from her life as a practitioner, teacher and trainer. She offers practical solutions for how people with relentlessly busy lives can find moments of peace and deep resourcing.
Camille is volunteering at Taraloka for six months, and she wrote a beautiful piece for her Sangha back home in France. You can read the original version here, or the English version below...
Thirteen women braved driving rain-showers, high winds and steep places to do three pujas and climb the second highest mountain in Wales – and they raised £4,557 for ‘Tiratanaloka Unlimited’! Thanks to everyone who took part, and everyone who gave money! Here are some comments from those on the event.
‘Exhausting, fulfilling, really satisfying – I loved doing pujas outside! It was so beautiful!’ – Alice (London)
This is the seventh in a series of stories behind the shrines around Taraloka, and the women whose generosity, care and love have made Tara's realm what it is.
And shall I ask at the day's end once more
What beauty is, and what I can have meant
By happiness? I cannot bite the day to the core.
The Dakini - pure openness, naked energy, red love, sensitive freedom, an ungraspable dance in the fires of transformation. On a retreat from 15th - 22nd July we will explore how this Tantric symbol of awakening can bring us into intimate connection with our body-heart-mind in meditation and ritual, living ever more authentically in the flow of life.
Mahamani, who is part of the retreat team at Taraloka, writes:
"I’ve been reflecting a lot lately the wrong views I hold about myself which both constrain and limit me as well as define how I relate to other people. If I am not sufficiently aware of them, they can really catch me out.
Faced with immense suffering in the world, what does the Buddhism have to offer?