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THE REAL MEANING OF MINDFULNESS at Sukhavati (Amida London)

March 3, 2012 from 9:30am to 4:30pm
Mindfulness has become a popular concept that is increasingly widely used. However the essence of Buddhism is not a technique, but rather an attitude to life, an attitude that encompasses more than the present moment, more than oneself and more than what presents itself to consciousness. Mindfulness is a deeper and broader matter than we are often led to think. The mind that Buddha has in mind is something very big indeed. Suggested donation £15See More
Dec 28, 2011
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Dawning Light: a day of reflection at The Buddhist House

January 8, 2012 from 10am to 4pm
A day of reflection, meditative silence, nembutsu and sharing to embrace the new year.£5/donation including lunch (please let us know if you are coming) See More
Dec 28, 2011
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Belonging and Alienation at Amida London Buddhist Centre

January 14, 2012 from 10am to 4pm
How do we feel in living in this individualistic world?In this retreat we will look at our lives and where we feel isolated and where we feel we belong. We can help each other to look more deeply and find out how we can go beyond this materialistic and individualistic world to discover what the Buddha truly meant by sangha. Paricipants of all faiths and none are welcome to come and explore.Sister Modgala, has been a Buddhist nun for thirteen years. Previously she worked in mental health and…See More
Dec 28, 2011
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Kate Miller updated their profile
Nov 1, 2011
Advocate Rajendra Man Bajrachary left a comment for Kate Miller
"Dear Madam Kate Miller, How are you ? A long time back I have checked your expressions. I am very happy. I would like to me you when you will be in Nepal. Please visit me & my family at home which is attached at back of Big Bell, Kathmandu…"
Oct 21, 2010
Jnañamati left a comment for Kate Miller
"Well it seems as though my instructions may have worked or at least prompted you to post up a photograph - it makes such a difference to making a connection when there is an image and what a great picture! Namo Amida Bu"
Sep 7, 2010
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Sep 7, 2010
Jnañamati left a comment for Kate Miller
"Hello Kate Thank you for your message and congratulations for the arrival of your grand-daughter. In terms of your request for help I think the best way to 'get to grips' with it is to try some things out and if you have difficulties then…"
Sep 7, 2010
Kate Miller left a comment for PIYA RATNA MAHARJAN
"Look forward to meeting you. Kate"
Sep 7, 2010
Kate Miller left a comment for Jnañamati
"Hello Simon, Kate Miller here, I* am heartened to see Bob's comment. I have just returned from welcoming my new grand-daughter into the world in New Zealand, and now intend to come to grips with this technology. I too have no idea how to upload…"
Sep 7, 2010
PIYA RATNA MAHARJAN left a comment for Kate Miller
"Yes Kate, Thank you very much for your comment. I am very glad to meet you when you in Nepal again. I do have orphan school where you can teach English or do some volunteer works there and other NGO institutes. You can email me directly…"
Sep 1, 2010
Kate Miller left a comment for PIYA RATNA MAHARJAN
"Namaste Piyaji, I am very happy to find friends in Nepal on the Amida Friends site. I visit Nepal regularly and work as a volunteer teacher trainer for NELTA (Nepal English Language Teachers Assn). I will be back in Kathmandu in February. Maybe we…"
Aug 29, 2010
Kate Miller left a comment for Advocate Rajendra Man Bajrachary
"Namaste Rajendraji, I am very happy to find friends in Nepal on Friends of Amida. I visit Nepal regularly, and work as a volunteer teacher trainer on behalf of NELTA (Nepal Englsh Language Teachers Assn). I have visited many places in Nepal on…"
Aug 29, 2010
Jnañamati left a comment for Kate Miller
"Hello Kate Glad to be connected. If you need assistance with navigating the technology please let me know and I will do as much as I can from this 'remote' position to help. You will notice that most members upload a photograph - it is a…"
Aug 4, 2010
Kate Miller left a comment for Jnañamati
"Namaste Simon, Thank you for adding me. First challenge? I will have to come to terms with this type of technology. Kate"
Aug 4, 2010
Kate Miller is now a member of Friends of Amida
Aug 3, 2010
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About Me:
10 year fringe friend of Amida. Volunteer work in Nepal, currently retraining as Complementary Therapist.
Particular interest in therapeutic use of Tibetan sound instruments, singing bowls, tingsha, ghanta and dorje.
Faith Background & Affiliation
What supports peace, compassion, loving kindness
Occupation or Primary Activity
Volunteer teacher in Nepal, Complementary Therapist
Involvement in Spirituality/Religion
Life long searching for what feels good and right.
What is your interest in Amida Trust
It feels like home. As previously mentioned, I have been on the fringes of Amida for some years, and am edging closer. I was a member and wish to recommit.
How did you find this web site?
Have known about it for some time.
What country are you living in?
UK
What is the nearest town to where you live? If in UK, please give first half of your postcode. Thank you.
HP5
Are you a member of an Amida group/Congregation
London (North)
Have you visited
The Buddhist House, Amida London
What can you offer to other members of this network?
A place to stay, Expertise
What other interests do you have, eg Arts, Gardening and so on.
In depth knowledge of volunteering, teacher training and ELT in Nepal.
Complementary therapy.
Sound (bowls, tuning forks) chakras
Website:
http://www.laceysyard.co.uk

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At 9:12 on October 21, 2010, Advocate Rajendra Man Bajrachary said…
Dear Madam Kate Miller,
How are you ?
A long time back I have checked your expressions. I am very happy. I would like to me you when you will be in Nepal. Please visit me & my family at home which is attached at back of Big Bell, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Hanumandhoka. or call me Mobile 9841302023 Phone 977-01-4262304. wish you all the best looking all the way of you in my house.
Advocate Rajendra Man Bajracharya,
Chairman
Association of Vajrayan Buddhist & Mahaviharas - Nepal (Vajrayan Federation)
Email : rajendramanbajracharya@yahoo.com
gpo7470@gmail.com
vajrayan_federation@yahoo.com
At 22:41 on September 7, 2010, Jnañamati said…
Well it seems as though my instructions may have worked or at least prompted you to post up a photograph - it makes such a difference to making a connection when there is an image and what a great picture! Namo Amida Bu
At 11:39 on September 7, 2010, Jnañamati said…
Hello Kate
Thank you for your message and congratulations for the arrival of your grand-daughter. In terms of your request for help I think the best way to 'get to grips' with it is to try some things out and if you have difficulties then to let me know. I am fairly accessible and can often reply quite quickly, though actually I am no expert myself! In relation to photographs all you have to do is to go into your page by clicking 'my page' at the top of the main page (in blue and above the blue line just below the title). If you direct the cursor over the pre-set silhouette then in will ask - change photo?, click on this and follow the steps from there. This will of course depend on you have a photo of yourself stored somewhere on your computer. The best way of doing this is to use the simple uploader tool which comes up when you go to that page. Hope this helps? Most other things on the site are straightforward, so if you go into a group and want to join the discussion if you look to top right it will ask you if you want to join. You just need to click to do so.
Lovely to hear from you. Please don't hesitate with any further questions you have
Namo Amida Bu
At 6:28 on September 1, 2010, PIYA RATNA MAHARJAN said…
Yes Kate,
Thank you very much for your comment. I am very glad to meet you when you in Nepal again. I do have orphan school where you can teach English or do some volunteer works there and other NGO institutes.
You can email me directly at
mettacenter@yahoo.com
cell: 977:9841228264
At 14:21 on August 4, 2010, Jnañamati said…
Hello Kate
Glad to be connected. If you need assistance with navigating the technology please let me know and I will do as much as I can from this 'remote' position to help. You will notice that most members upload a photograph - it is a closed network and it is helpful in creating a sense of community/sangha to be able to see something of each person. It would also be interesting to hear from you about your contact/involvement in Buddhism either via creating a blog or by joining some of the groups.
Stay in touch.
Kind warm wishes
 
 
 

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