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Each day we will air spritural talk. We focuses on personal spiritual development and gaining a deep insight into the true nature of life. We discuss the teaching of Buddha. Buddhism doesn't demand blind faith or belief, and encourages people to test its teachings against personal experience.
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Why is Buddhism different?
Buddhism differs from many other faiths because it's not centred on the relationship between people and God. Buddhists don't believe in a personal creator or a God, they don't recognise the concept of a "Saviour" and they don't believe in Heaven and Hell.
The Bare Essentials of Buddhism
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Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in India and is 2,500 years old
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There are 350 million Buddhists worldwide.
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They believe that the path to Enlightenment or Buddhahood is through the practice and development of morality, meditation, and wisdom.
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Buddhists don't believe in a creator God or a personal God, but they're tolerant of people with different beliefs.
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Buddhists don't believe anything is fixed or permanent - change is always possible.
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Buddhism teaches that all life is interconnected, so compassion is natural and important.
Featured Speaker:
After meeting the Buddhist teachings, Venerable Thubten Chodron was ordained over 25 years ago. Since then she has studied and taught in spiritual programs and monasteries around the world. As Buddhism comes to the West, she has taken an active role in inter-religious dialogue, as well as participating in several Mind-Life conferences relating similarities and differences among science and Buddhist principles. Ven. Chodron helped to organize the first conference for women monastics, and has participated in several western Buddhist teacher conferences. She is the author of several well known books including "Open Heart, Clear Mind," "Working with Anger," and "Buddhism for Beginners.". Read more....
Venerable Heng Sure (Dharma Master) was ordained as a Buddhist monk at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Talmage, California, in 1976. After receiving full ordination he commenced a "three steps, one bow" pilgrimage from South Pasadena to Ukiah, a distance of more than eight hundred miles, over two years and nine months. Rev. Heng Sure currently serves as Director of the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery and has recently completed his dissertation in the Doctorial program at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) in Berkeley, California and has been granted a Doctor of Philosophy in Religion in Buddhist Studies. Read on...
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