Buddhist Voices
27: Jnanadakini - Bringing The Dharma To Latin America
May 2, 2017
Jnanadakini, the first Mexican woman to be ordained into the Triratna Buddhist Order, discusses her work bringing the Dharma to Latin American women. She shares about a recent ordination and her mythic connection to building sangha in Mexico and Venezuela. The podcast also touches on the strength of practical faith in the face of political and economic difficulties. A dramatic fire incident at a retreat, an international retreat in Mexico City, and the atmosphere of commitment to change are also discussed.
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- The recent ordination and retreat in Mexico City showcased the strength of practical faith in facing political and economic difficulties.
- The retreat brought together women from different countries, creating a diverse and supportive community that deepened their practice and strengthened their commitment to spreading the teachings.
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Retreat and Public Ordination in Mexico City
The podcast episode discusses a recent retreat held in Mexico City for women preparing for ordination. The retreat involved various activities such as meditation, rituals, and conversations. The highlight of the retreat was a big public ordination ceremony in Mexico City, which was broadcasted online and watched by thousands of people. The podcast also mentions a dramatic incident during the retreat where a fire broke out, but it was quickly extinguished with the collective effort of the participants.
