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Introduction to Key Concepts 1: Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha

We very much enjoyed this session, the first in our series of events for teachers of RMPS in Scotland, exploring the three jewels or refuges. We here share the powerpoint slides, which also contain – in the notes area – additional information and links. We also have a recording of the presentation (though not the Q&A) which you can watch. If you want to join future sessions and are not already a member of the Buddhism RME/RMPS Teachers team hosted by Edinburgh Buddhist Studies (on MS Teams) please email buddhist.studies@ed.ac.uk and ask to be added.

Powerpoint:

1. Buddha Dhamma Sangha

Recording:

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