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Joy, Courage and Compassion

Broadcast on May 21, 2020
With Venerable Pannavati Bhikkhuni
Hosted by Deborah Eden Tull

The enlightenment factor of joy is a prerequisite for the arousal of courage, which is the basis for boundless compassion!  Practice teaches us that we have a choice in every moment to cultivate our innate joy, compassion, and courage.

In This Session:

  • Understand the progression of the 7 factors of awakening and how they inform your ability to handle the difficulties of life
  • Learn how to arouse and sustain joy
  • Understand the role of the mind in creating our reality
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Venerable Pannavati Bhikkhuni

Co-Abbot of Heartwood Refuge Monastery and Retreat Center in Hendersonville NC

Venerable Pannavati Bhikkhuni, a former Christian pastor, is founder and co-Abbot of Heartwood Refuge and Embracing-Simplicity Meditation Center, a western monastery, intentional community, and residential retreat center in Hendersonville, North Carolina. She was president of the Treasure Human Life Foundation. A black female Buddhist monk ordained in the Theravada and Chan traditions, she remains a disciple of Great Master Kuang Seng, continues Vajrayana empowerments and teachings with beloved guru Rinpoche Zhaxi Zhouma, and has received transmission from Roshi Bernie Glassman of Zen Peacemaker. She serves as vice president in the U.S. for the Global Buddhist Bhikkhuni Association, a council of 300 contemporary female masters  Pannavati is both contemplative and empowered for compassionate service. She conducts retreats nationally at over 50 centers and churches each year, sharing living truths that are deep, yet apprehendable. She advises the cultivation of both wisdom and compassionate action. She believes it's fine to sit in temples and meditate and pray when things are good; when they are not, we are compelled to get off our pillows and do something. Let our actions line up with our intentions.

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