Sangha Day
Celebrating the spiritual fellowship of Dharma practioners
On Sangha Day, the full moon in November, Buddhists celebrate both the ideal of creating a spiritual community, and also the actual spiritual community which they are trying to create.
Sangha Day is a traditional time for exchange of gifts; it has become a prominent festival among Western Buddhists even though it is little known in the East.
On this evening as part of our Dharma night theme on 'improving your life: the creative mind outside meditation'
Karunajoti and Ratnavyuha will be sharing reflections and insights on what Sangha and friendship means in the Buddhist tradition.
When
Cost
By koha/dana
Caring for each other's health
Before attending, please read our current Covid Guidelines. This is part of how we practice together.
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Triratna Order Member
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