Flowering Lotus Meditation BLOG

In the early days of the Buddhist tradition, the "Sangha"—our community of practitioners—was defined not by the walls of a temple, but by the dust of the road. Historically, the Buddha and his disciples were known as wanderers. They traveled across the Indian subcontinent, sharing teachings with anyone they met. It was only during the heavy monsoons of the Vassa, or the "Rains Retreat," that they would pause to seek shelter. For the rest of the year, the Dharma was on the mov

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