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Introduction to Key Concepts 5: meditation and puja

In the last session in the Key Concepts in Buddhism for RMPS teachers series we discuss two important Buddhist practices, and explore how they relate to other concepts from earlier sessions. The recording captures the presentation part of the session (not the Q&A) and the Powerpoint file contains additional resources and links in the notes.

Recording:

Powerpoint file:

RMPS Slides – Session 5

Thank you to all the teachers who attended and contributed to the discussions – we enjoyed ourselves very much, and look forward to running more events in future!

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