Fwd: Pensée de la semaine

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Pensée de la semaine MATTHIEURICARD.ORG ‍Le sommet du Jitchu Drakey se reflétant dans le lac Tsophu ‍Nous avons un long chemin à parcourir dans nos vies futures, et la mort n'est qu'un seuil à franchir. Un seuil que nous franchirons seuls, avec pour unique secours la foi en notre maître et notre confiance dans la pratique spirituelle. Nos parents, nos amis, notre puissance, notre richesse et tout ce sur quoi nous avions l'habitude de compter nous feront défaut. ‍DILGO KHYENTSE RINPOCHE (1910-1991) ‍DU CÔTÉ DE KARUNA-SHECHEN Manju Devi & Taramuni Devi : Quand lire et écrire redonnent de la dignité Au Bihar et au Jharkhand, l'alphabétisation des femmes reste sous la moyenne nationale indienne (71,5 %). Pour y répondre, Karuna-Shechen a lancé dès 2011 un programme d'Éducation Non-Formelle (ENF) dans plusieurs villages. À Usewa, Manju Devi et Taramuni Devi témoignent de ce que l'ENF a changé pour elles : apprendre à lire, écrire et compter, mais surtout gagner en confiance dans un espace sûr, et avancer vers plus d'autonomie. Lire la suite   Découvrir leur histoire ‍ Les communications de Matthieu Ricard sont gérées par l'équipe de Karuna-Shechen, l'association qu'il a fondée en 2000. Depuis son premier livre Le Moine et le Philosophe, Matthieu Ricard reverse l'intégralité des revenus de ses activités à l'association. Karuna-Shechen agit et plaide pour un monde plus altruiste avec la conviction que l'altruisme est une clé pour construire le monde de demain et offre des solutions concrètes aux défis de notre siècle. Je soutiens l'association ‍ Matthieu Ricard Moine bouddhiste, Humanitaire, Auteur et Photographe Blog Livres Photographies Agenda    ‍Vous recevez ce message car vous êtes abonnés à la liste de diffusion des pensées de la semaine. Si vous ne souhaitez plus recevoir les pensées de la semaine : Désinscription

Fwd: Daily Tejaniya for Dec 15: You've Got to Turn the Model Upside Down

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Subject: Daily Tejaniya for Dec 15: You've Got to Turn the Model Upside Down
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Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. (Eighth in a series drawn from this article by Sayadaw.) Dec. 15, 2025  I would ask you to look at your mind  right now. How often do craving, aversion, and delusion come in unnoticed? You've got to turn that whole paradigm upside down, so   that what is naturally present in your mind is awareness, stability of mind, and wisdom, just as the defilements are present right now.  To subscribe to The DailyTejaniya, click here.   To support Sayadaw's freely- given teachings, click here.  Sayadaw's website is here. Wisdom's  Roar compiles quotes and resources.  Photography by Tuck Loon Hor  To support The Daily Tejaniya, click here. Visit the editor's website: www.dougmcgill.com An archive of The Daily Tejaniya since 2015 is here.  Unsubscribe

Fwd: Deep Listening Sangha Wednesday 17th December, 7-8pm

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Date: Sat, Dec 13, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Subject: Deep Listening Sangha Wednesday 17th December, 7-8pm
To: <seegrout@gmail.com>

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"The seed of suffering in you may be strong, but don't wait until you have no more suffering before allowing yourself to be happy." Thich Nhat Hanh Dear Sangha, A warm welcome to all.   Theme & Reading: The third of the Four Noble Truths, ceasing of suffering. Reading -  'Heart of the Buddha's Teaching', pages 41-43. Meditation:   We will begin the evening with a meditation to settle our mind and body which Theresa originally heard Sister Jina offer from Plum Village. There will be a short period to sit in silence after the reading. Facilitator:  Theresa   Dial in number is 033 3011 0396, Room 51764623#, Pin 7011#. International and internet phone systems don't recognise the "033…" number so please use +44 2036 343 634, Room 51764623#, Pin 7011#  if calling from outside the UK.  It is likely that you will be charged.   Wednesday Deep Listening Sangha Friends: Alex, Anna, Bill, Cathy, Chrissie, Debbie, Eleanor, Emma Jayne, Emma, Fiona, Gail, Jane, Julia, Natalie, Phil, Renee, Samantha, Sarah, Savi, Shaista, Shaya, Sian, Sheila, Simon, Sue, Theresa, Trish, Vida, Vivienne   Please remember to mute your telephone, which helps when listening to others. All sangha members are always most welcome to join us. All feedback, suggestions or queries very welcome - send to Debbie at dkjdance@gmail.com We also have morning meditations Monday to Saturday from 9am - 9.20am, dial in phone numbers as above, and Tuesday evening & Sunday morning Zoom sessions to enjoy. With love and a lotus Debbie (Wed & Morning DLS admin.) DLS Tuesday(8-9pm) &Sunday(9-10am) Zoom Meeting Details: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82072017897?pwd=SlV1R3VXRFBWZmZLS1pTSnhVeTVyUT09 Meeting ID: 820 7201 7897 Passcode: 404905 One tap mobile +442080806592,,82072017897#,,,,*404905# United Kingdom +443300885830,,82072017897#,,,,*404905# United Kingdom Copyright (C) 2025 Deep Listening Sangha (UK). All rights reserved.   You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our email is: Deep Listening Sangha (UK) Sunnyside House South View Terrace, Yatton Bristol, Avon BS49 4AH United Kingdom Want to change how you receive these emails?  You can update your preferences or unsubscribe

Emily Dickinson

 

“Not knowing when dawn will come, I open every door.“ ~ Emily Dickinson

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The dawn is not bound to time; it arrives wherever openness allows it to enter. 💕

i think this quote is a beautiful reflection of the optimism and self empowerment that draws so many of us to meditation. we control our own actions and can make peace with the natural good/bad flow of our own thoughts. the path to peace happiness and contentment lies in continuing on the journey and opening the next door 

Fwd: Daily Tejaniya for May 22: Incessant Thinking and Peace Are Both Within the Mind

Chick Lindsay

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Subject: Daily Tejaniya for May 22: Incessant Thinking and Peace Are Both Within the Mind
To: Hsi Lin <seegrout@gmail.com>

Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. May 22, 2025   Thinking, including incessant thinking, is within the mind. Peace, too, is within the mind. Understanding this allows you to watch them both as objects of the mind, rather than as   something personal—as "mine."    To subscribe to The DailyTejaniya, click here.   To support Sayadaw's freely- given teachings, click here.  Sayadaw's website is here. Wisdom's  Roar compiles quotes and resources.  Photography by Tuck Loon Hor  An archive of The Daily Tejaniya since 2015 is here. The editor's website is www.dougmcgill.com. Queries: doug@dougmcgill.com  Unsubscribe

Fwd: Daily Tejaniya for Dec 2: To Arrive at the Truth You Have to Meditate

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Subject: Daily Tejaniya for Dec 2: To Arrive at the Truth You Have to Meditate
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Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Dec. 2, 2025   If you wish to arrive at the truth you have to start meditat- ing; to be aware of yourself; and to acknowledge the presence of craving, aversion, and delusion in your mind. This is basic.  To subscribe to The DailyTejaniya, click here.   To support Sayadaw's freely- given teachings, click here.  Sayadaw's website is here. Wisdom's  Roar compiles quotes and resources.  Photography by Tuck Loon Hor  To support The Daily Tejaniya, click here. Visit the editor's website: www.dougmcgill.com An archive of The Daily Tejaniya since 2015 is here.  Unsubscribe