Being Supported by the Qualities of the Buddha
A Vesak full moon talk from her own monastery in northern California, on leaning on the qualities of the Buddha rather than on an idea of him.
A Vesak full moon talk from her own monastery in northern California, on leaning on the qualities of the Buddha rather than on an idea of him.
Ayya Tathaaloka, born in Washington, DC in 1968, is a Theravada bhikkhuni (fully ordained nun). After training for ten years under the Korean nun Myeong Seong Sunim, she received full ordination in Southern California in 1997. She co-founded Dhammadharini, a Theravada bhikkhuni community in California, and researches the history of the bhikkhuni sangha.
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