Janet Ettele
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January Book Discussion Group with Janet Ettele
Zoom OnlyThrough the art of story, bridging 2600-year-old Buddhist teachings to our contemporary world. OVERVIEW: About the book discussion: We will begin with the first book in the series, How Generosity Works. This is a small book of about 120 pages. Before each meeting, participants are asked to read approximately 40 (short) pages. When we meet,…
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January Book Discussion Group with Janet Ettele
Zoom OnlyThrough the art of story, bridging 2600-year-old Buddhist teachings to our contemporary world. OVERVIEW: About the book discussion: We will begin with the first book in the series, How Generosity Works. This is a small book of about 120 pages. Before each meeting, participants are asked to read approximately 40 (short) pages. When we meet,…
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January Book Discussion Group with Janet Ettele
Zoom OnlyThrough the art of story, bridging 2600-year-old Buddhist teachings to our contemporary world. OVERVIEW: About the book discussion: We will begin with the first book in the series, How Generosity Works. This is a small book of about 120 pages. Before each meeting, participants are asked to read approximately 40 (short) pages. When we meet,…
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How the Root of Kindness Works w/Janet Ettele
DNKL or Zoom 30 Putnam Park Road, Redding, CT, United StatesThrough the art of story, bridging 2600-year-old Buddhist teachings to our contemporary world. How the Root of Kindness Works is based on the second of The Six Perfections, commonly translated as The Perfection of “Moral and Ethical Discipline” or “Guarding Alertness” which as we understand from the teachings, is the root of kindness. How the…
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How the Root of Kindness Works w/Janet Ettele
DNKL or Zoom 30 Putnam Park Road, Redding, CT, United StatesThrough the art of story, bridging 2600-year-old Buddhist teachings to our contemporary world. How the Root of Kindness Works is based on the second of The Six Perfections, commonly translated as The Perfection of “Moral and Ethical Discipline” or “Guarding Alertness” which as we understand from the teachings, is the root of kindness. How the…