History Of The Friends Of The Western Buddhist Order - Part Four 1977-79 - A Circle Of Friends

After four years of spasmodic funding the London Buddhist Centre opened as the largest centre in Europe and Sangharakshita returned to England to ordain ten Indian men and women. As he told his audience during one of his speeches - 'We have made a...

History Of The Friends Of The Western Buddhist Order - Part One 1964-1971 - An Opening Of The Heart

A fresh chapter in Buddhist history was started when Sangharakshita, an Englishman who had lived for twenty years as a monk in India, returned to England and founded the Friends Of The Western Buddhist Order. In this film people from the movement's...

History Of The Friends Of The Western Buddhist Order - Part Three 1975-77 - Time Of Fire

Now the community was spiritual and, surprisingly, the Order developed both a men's and a women's wing. Most of the projects had become fairly large and radical steps were taking place in FWBO centres in England, Scotland and New Zealand.

History Of The Friends Of The Western Buddhist Order - Part Two 1971-74 - Kindling The Flame

By 1971 a steady flow of people had become interested in Buddhism and the homeless FWBO found a derelict piano factory in North London as its first proper home. Whilst Sangharakshita was away for a year to experience some 'unprogrammed energy', the...

Natural Meditation - A Tibetan Buddhist Practice

Raiders Of Buddhist Kung Fu

Snake Fist Of A Buddhist Dragon

Tibet - A Buddhist Trilogy

An exploration of the Buddhist world in Tibet.