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New website to support young sangha around the world
Have you seen www.every-bodhi.org? Everybodhi is an initiative started by Shambhala Europe to support young people on the path and open doors for new people to explore the three jewels. It is created by young people, for young people.
Everybodhi’s mission is To bring together the young global community interested in Buddhism, meditation, contemplative arts, compassionate action, and mindful living. To make practicing and exploring these common interests easily accessible to anyone.
We do this by creating local and international programs like the Buddhist Youth Festival in Germany, the Young Sangha Summer Retreat at Dechen Choling and young sangha nights at Shambhala and other Buddhist Centers. We also talk with young people at Shambhala Centers all over the world to hear about their experience at their local center and identify ways we can be more supportive to young people on the path.
The Everybodhi website is a key tool to bring together and support young people around the world. It is made possible by a very generous donation from the Shambhala Trust and is being brought to life by the ideas and inspirations of young sangha.
Over the last few years hundreds of people in their late teens, twenties, and thirties from more than 25 countries have come to our programs. Through the genuine connections people make with one another at these gatherings a beautiful, diverse, and supportive young global community is emerging.
We are still in need of people to bring the site to life as we continue the development phase. Blue Mandala is leading the building of the site and there is space for volunteers of all types depending on what your inspiration and skills are- programmers, graphic designers, social networkers, writers, photographers, artists, donors, visionaries, etc. 
Take a look. If you feel inspired to be a part of this movement, let us know!
For more information, contact the EveryBodhi Super Assistant, Laura Leslie: LauraFLeslie@gmail.com
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The Lineage Room
I took this snapshot in the Kalapa Court this week while waiting for a meeting with the Sakyong. You may recognize the brocaded seats from recent broadcasts and events. You may not have seen the rest of the radiant implements used by some of the other ... continuePosted April 24, 2013 by Richard_Reoch
Can the model be adapted to centres and groups of varying sizes and stages of development?
Definitely – and it needs to be. At the same clear, there are clear principles that manifest in the model. If you are clear about those principles, this can be scaled up or down as you need. An example of this is another frequently-asked-question: whether your council ... continuePosted April 16, 2013 by Richard_Reoch
How does accountability fit into the Kalapa Governance model?
This is an unconventional model, based on mandala principle. The fundamental accountability is between the local leadership and the centre of the mandala, which can be understood as a deep commitment to the lineage –which in turn can be understood as a deep, indestructible commitment to ... continuePosted April 12, 2013 by Richard_Reoch
How can we provide more in-depth training for centre directors?
The Kalapa Governance model places the centre director in a central and essential role. Because of this emphasis, and because we have needed it for such a long time, developing a path of training and practice for centre directors is one of our highest priorities. The ... continuePosted March 31, 2013 by Richard_Reoch
What is the difference between the governing and executive functions?
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Is Kalapa Governance an “uplifted, spiritual practice” or a “bureaucratic chore that you agree to do as a last resort”?
Kalapa governance is what the Sakyong was pointing to when he asked us to practice Secular Sacred Governance. That vision is rooted in a deep understanding of the inseparability of the sacred and the secular. In this way, the Sakyong is inviting us to a practice in which the exercise of governance is a manifestation of the golden dharma of ... continuePosted March 20, 2013 by Richard_Reoch
Why is this model – or any model – needed?
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What is the Kalapa Governance model based on, and how does it fit into the big picture of our mandala?
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Cracking Open That Door To Responsibility
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Nature and Mindfulness Classes for Children
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Is it true that the Director of Centre and Group Support is ALSO the Dorje Kasung Sergeant-Major?
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Update on closed captioned Shambhala YouTube channels, translations and translators
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Basic Goodness and Creating Enlightened Society videos
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