
Practice Night Class
A more in depth and intense class which includes Dharma talks, discussion, meditation practice as well as Buddhist ritual.
Suitable for those with more experience. Not suitable for beginners.
Saturday 11 June 2022 4:30am – 7am
A Mitra ceremony involves a formal, public declaration of the intention to explore what it is like being a Buddhist and practicing Buddhist ethical precepts, in the context of the Triratna Buddhist community. “Mitra” is a Sanskrit word meaning “friend,” so it is also a ceremonial expression of joining and being welcomed into a community of friends, based on shared spiritual aspirations.
Join David Playfoot, Chris Johnston-Wood and Angel Shrestha to celebrate as they take this important step in their spiritual lives.
Time | Activity |
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14:30 | Introduction to the ceremony |
14:45 | Mitra Ceremonies for David, Chris and Angel |
17:00 | Refreshments and cake! * |
* Please bring vegan or vegetarian nibbles and cake to share.
Yes. Many of those who will be having their ceremonies will invite friends and family to witness this special moment in their Dharma lives.
No. If you wish to attend the ceremonies you can do so. If you intend to come it would be helpful to arrive at the start of either the morning or afternoon sessions.
No. This will be an in-person event only, held at the Colchester Buddhist Centre.