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Report: The Second Buddhist RetreatReport: The Second Buddhist Retreat

 Date: 27th ? 29th Nov. 2011Arranged by-Shakyamuni Kapilvastu Buddha ViharPlace: Panchayti Dharamshala.Sri Ganganagar,Rajasthan, India ? IntroductionIn during the whole retreat was going on how can understand reality and generate happiness for own self and other. Second thing how we make World view and take responsibility for make better life and community. If we are Buddhist practitioner than how can understand our personal, social and universal responsibility gives...

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?Youth for peace and development??Youth for peace and development?

8th Universal  Peace  March  28th Jan  ? 6th Feb 2012 Deadline for applications : 15th, January 2012 ? BACKGROUND India is the second biggest country in Asia. It has diverse religions, cultures, casts, and climates. There are many disputes due to religion and cast. As you know there also border conflicts between India and Pakistan. Due to the problem, people have been killing each other. You can...

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The Socially Engaged Buddhist (SEB) Training Course ReportThe Socially Engaged Buddhist (SEB) Training Course Report

? INEB has organized a Socially Engaged Buddhist (SEB) Course for its  youth internship program. These courses are concerned with  young leadership; to more understand deeply about Socially Engaged Buddhist in order to bring Dharma back to society with emphasis on meditation, peace and reconciliation, ecology, women issues and empowerment, community building, alternative development, and more. INTRODUCTION  The Socially Engaged Buddhist (SEB) Training Course is part of INEB?s...

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Youth Exchange for Peace and Social InnovationYouth Exchange for Peace and Social Innovation

By Melva Yolla During the last three years, INEB (International Network of Engaged Buddhists) and its network from four different countries have been exchanging their members and volunteers in order to support an organic process of learning, towards an enriching and deeper understanding of the many factors which bring about individual and social change. As in the previous years, during 2009/2010 INEB facilitated 7 young people from...

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Young Awakening inside BurmaYoung Awakening inside Burma

Buddhist Youth Leadership Training is a pilot project which was started in January 2008 with the aim of empowering young Buddhists to become active leaders working for community development and peace building. It was initiated by a group of Grassroots Leadership Training (GLT) and International Network of Engaged Buddhist (INEB) alumni, who have experience of community development and youth programs. There is a three year strategic...

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Young BodhisattvaYoung Bodhisattva

The INEB ?Young Bodhisattva? Program International Buddhist Leadership Training for Spiritual Resurgence and Social Innovation 13 June ? 24 July 2007 Bangkok, Thailand The program, as the young Buddhist capacity building program for INEB members, is therefore developed so as to promote leadership for spiritual resurgence as well as social innovation among your people of the Buddhist communities in Asia. Rationale: With...

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The INEB ?Young Bodhisattva? Program 2007The INEB ?Young Bodhisattva? Program 2007

The INEB ?Young Bodhisattva? Program International Buddhist Leadership Training for Spiritual Resurgence and Social Innovation 13 June ? 24 July 2007 Bangkok, Thailand The program, as the young Buddhist capacity building program for INEB members, is therefore developed so as to promote leadership for spiritual resurgence as well as social innovation among your people of the Buddhist communities in...

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INEB Young Bodhisattvas INEB Young Bodhisattvas

INEB organized the 2006 ?Young Bodhisattva? Youth Buddhist Leadership Training for Spiritual Resurgence and Social Transformation during 16 May - 24 June 2006. There are young monks, nuns and laypeople from Southeast Asia and South Asia. We have for the first time new members from Shan State (in Myanmar) Tibet (in China) and Ladakh (in India). They spent six...

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