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Our new Board member, Kathrin Schertenleib, has been known to be very talented in many fields. Studying Medicine in Pleven, Bulgaria at the moment, she used to be a Buddhist nun with the name of Ayya Patacara, ordained by Bhante…
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At the extraordinary Annual General Meeting of 23rd February 2019, two new Board members were voted in. Kathrin Schertenleib has been voted in as Secretary and is taking over from Anagarika Sabbamitta, and Blake Walsh has been voted in as…
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Every Saturday: Registration not required, just show up! 16.00 Sutta Study Class 17.30 Tea with the monastics 18.00 Dhamma reflection and meditation 19.15 End Meditation days: Saturday 6th April and 6th July A day of meditation and Sutta study. Registration…
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Dear friends, Many of you have been following the progress of Tilorien monastery closely and given much spiritual, material, and financial support to us in the last years. I am very sad, but I have to let you all know…
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On our way to build Tilorien Monastery we have already achieved a lot! We’ve purchased a piece of land and established a small main building including a Dhamma hall. All this would have never been possible without the support of…
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On 28 of October 2018 we hosted an Open Day at Tilorien Monastery and also the official opening ceremony of the monastery. When the Buddhist Union of Belgium (BUB) asked us last year to participate in its project to organize…
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From 10th of November 2018 onward Tilorien Monastery will have a meditation group sit every Saturday evening at 6pm that is open to the public. If you arrive at 5.30pm, you can have tea and a chat with the monastics….
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This article, that has been published by Bhante Sujato on his blog in 2010, has now been translated into German.

By Bhante Sujato We think of Buddhism as a way of peace and love, a philosophy and way of life guided by the highest of principles. So it can be a little surprising to find that the Buddhist texts deal…
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