Name: Amalamati - El Misterioso Guru Padmasambhava by Triratna Barcelona
Duration: 55 min 3 s
Description: Amalamati habla sobre el misterioso gurú Padmasambhava y explica algunas historias sobre la vida de este.

Saraha addresses the UK & IE Triratna Buddhist Order convention, exploring the collective practice of taking part in Order chapters. The Buddha went forth to seek an end to suffering, to go beyond what binds us to the samsaric world. The theme of this event also encompasses ‘going beyond’ and the ways in which we are approaching that as an Order. This talk was given at the Triratna Buddhist Order convention on the theme Going Forth, Going Beyond, 2022. 

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Amalamati habla sobre el misterioso gurú Padmasambhava y explica algunas historias sobre la vida de este.

Amalamati - El Misterioso Guru Padmasambhava

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