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Paul Perrin left a comment for Kalyanavaca
"Hi Kalyanavaca, just to say thank you for the refection day at LBC. Paul p.."
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Visit Bethnal Green Transition stall at Praxis Festival
An ideal opportunity for the sangha to find out what we're up to! Come along this Saturday, 16 July, to Museum Gardens, where Bethnal Green Transition will have a stall at the Praxis New Voices Festival. Drop by any time from 12 - 6.30pm. We…See More
Kalyanavaca left a comment for Prajnadevi
"Hello, new contact! Glad that you're interested in the proposed garden.
Love
Kalyanavaca"
Silvia Maquirriain left a comment for Kalyanavaca
"Hi Kalyanavaca,
Yes it was me. I'm afraid I won't be able to attend your meeting on the 12th nor your meeting this Saturday. But perhaps we could meet some other time. I've just finished uni, so I'm fairly flexible with…"
Kalyanavaca posted a blog post
Urban Food Growing Garden
Bethnal Green Transition (initiated by myself and Akashadevi over a year ago!) is in the midst of setting up a food-growing garden on a piece of green in the midst of a local estate - just beside Westbrook House. If you live on the estate, or nearby, and would like to get involved, please contact either myself, or Shraddhapushpa at susypowlesland@gmail.com If it's to happen, we need lots of people to help!Quite a few folks from the LBC sangha are…See More
Kalyanavaca posted a blog post
Urban retreat - what a cracker!
Here I am again, dear readers, to tell you a little of my urban retreat experience. Last year, when I was still living in Edinburgh, I attended my first urban retreat. There were 4 of us on it, and I enjoyed it very much. This year's retreat, with over 300 people on it, was even more amazing. On the day retreat that began the week-long retreat, there were around 120 folk trying to squeeze into the shrine room, and by some Vimalakirti-type miracle we managed to fit everyone in. We set our…See More
Kalyanavaca commented on Ed Burton's event 'Building the Buddhaland'
"Sounds great, but I'm away on retreat on that day - sorry!"
Kalyanavaca posted a blog post
Bethnal Green Transition Town event
Here I am again, dear readers, to tell you a little about what happened at our BGTT evening last Wednesday. Despite the teeming rain, an intrepid band of nine people turned up to the rather quirky venue at the Hurwundeki cafe, a space which features the brick walls of the old railway arches right beside Cambridge Heath railway station. A fitting venue for our event, we thought, being itself recycled!We showed the documentary 'In Transition' which has been produced by the Transition network to…See More
Ed Burton is attending Kalyanavaca's event
Bethnal Green Transition Town Free Public Event at Hurwundeki Cafe
August 4, 2010 from 6pm to 10pm
We'll be showing a documentary film 'In Transition' which explains what the Transition Town movement is all about, followed by a 'conversation cafe' - a chance to get together informally and exchange ideas about our how we can act together locally to build a resilient community that can meet environmental and social challenges creatively and harmoniously.Snacks will be on sale, though entry is free.See More
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Bethnal Green Transition Town Free Public Event at Hurwundeki Cafe
August 4, 2010 from 6pm to 10pm
We'll be showing a documentary film 'In Transition' which explains what the Transition Town movement is all about, followed by a 'conversation cafe' - a chance to get together informally and exchange ideas about our how we can act together locally to build a resilient community that can meet environmental and social challenges creatively and harmoniously.Snacks will be on sale, though entry is free.See More
Dh. Maitrivajri commented on Kalyanavaca's blog post 'Reception is fun!'
"Hi there Kalyanavaca - lovely description of life on the reception desk - not a small way of giving to the Centre - a vital and Sangha-rich way - thank you for being one of our fab reception team!"
Kalyanavaca posted a blog post
Reception is fun!
I've been a back-up person on the reception desk for a few months now, and recently I decided I'd become a 'regular', so I'm on duty on Tuesday afternoons from now on. All kinds of things happen here at the reception desk. Sometimes, as now, it's very quiet; other times, there are school visits, and different classes all happening either simultaneously or one after the other. Lunch-time drop-in meditation classes are increasingly popular, it seems, and the bookshop usually does a good trade…See More
Kalyanavaca commented on claudia mcloughlin's blog post 'Transition Town Bethnal Green Initiative'
"Great new beginning, Ed! Well done."
Kalyanavaca's Blog
Visit Bethnal Green Transition stall at Praxis Festival
An ideal opportunity for the sangha to find out what we're up to! Come along this Saturday, 16 July, to Museum Gardens, where Bethnal Green Transition will have a stall at the Praxis New Voices Festival. Drop by any time from 12 -… Continue Posted on July 12, 2011 at 15:00
Urban Food Growing Garden
Bethnal Green Transition (initiated by myself and Akashadevi over a year ago!) is in the midst of setting up a food-growing garden on a piece of green in the midst of a local estate - just beside Westbrook House. If you live on the estate, or nearby, and would like to get involved, please contact either myself, or Shraddhapushpa at susypowlesland@gmail.com If it's to happen, we need lots of people to help!
Quite a few folks from the LBC…
ContinuePosted on June 21, 2011 at 14:04
Urban retreat - what a cracker!
Here I am again, dear readers, to tell you a little of my urban retreat experience. Last year, when I was still living in Edinburgh, I attended my first urban retreat. There were 4 of us on it, and I enjoyed it very much. This year's retreat, with over 300 people on it, was even more amazing. On the day retreat that began the week-long retreat, there were around 120 folk trying to squeeze into the shrine room, and by some Vimalakirti-type miracle we managed to fit everyone in. We set our… Continue
Posted on September 21, 2010 at 15:12
Bethnal Green Transition Town event
Here I am again, dear readers, to tell you a little about what happened at our BGTT evening last Wednesday. Despite the teeming rain, an intrepid band of nine people turned up to the rather quirky venue at the Hurwundeki cafe, a space which features the brick walls of the old railway arches right beside Cambridge Heath railway station. A fitting venue for our event, we thought, being itself recycled!
We showed the documentary 'In Transition' which has been produced by the Transition… Continue
We showed the documentary 'In Transition' which has been produced by the Transition… Continue
Posted on August 10, 2010 at 14:56 — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 17:04 on July 18, 2011,
Paul Perrin said… - Hi Kalyanavaca, just to say thank you for the refection day at LBC. Paul p..
- At 11:41 on June 22, 2011,
Silvia Maquirriain said… Alright, see you then!
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- At 9:55 on June 22, 2011, Silvia Maquirriain said…
Hi Kalyanavaca,
Yes it was me. I'm afraid I won't be able to attend your meeting on the 12th nor your meeting this Saturday. But perhaps we could meet some other time. I've just finished uni, so I'm fairly flexible with times.
Best regards!
Silvia
- At 19:46 on July 2, 2010,
claudia mcloughlin said… - Hello there new contact! xxxc
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