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Buddhafield 2010: A Force for Good in the World.

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2010 Retreats Programme

Buddhafield Festival 2010 Dates

Talks from the Buddhafield Festival 2008

Video of the Buddhafield Festival 2006

Frog Mill Appeal

 

This year we celebrate the origin of our name, Buddhafield.

A "buddhafield", in the Mahayana tradition, is a place where people can grow, where we choose to create another kind of world, where we have everything we need, and from where we extend a hand to all beings.

How is a buddhafield built?

A buddhafield only arises if people want it to. It is created when a group of people commit themselves to working towards Enlightenment. They do this for their own benefit, and the benefit of all beings in their sphere of influence - this is known as the Bodhisattva Ideal, a force for good in the world.

 

Bookings and information contacts

 

BuddhaField is a collective of Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO) Buddhists from all over the UK and beyond. We teach meditation and Buddhism at festivals,fairs and similar events. We also hold our own retreat camps, run the Buddhafield Cafe and organise our own festival!

Buddhafield is a UK registered charity No. 1108826.

Buddhafield's vision statement

 

Some Talks given at the Buddhafield Festival 2008 More stuff from Buddhafield past in our archives. More talks on buddhism and current, and eternal, issues at freebuddhistaudio.com.

 

You can read the FWBO News blog to keep up with FWBO events around the world

For personal web sites of some people involved with the FWBO read FWBO People.

The concept of a Buddhafield or Buddhafields originates in the Mahayana Buddhist sutras. In these sutras Buddhafields are worlds of great beauty created by the compassionate action of a Buddha. Such a Buddhafield is an environment in which all the conditions are conducive to spiritual practice and enlightenment.

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