Sangharakshita’s Complete Works

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About The Complete Works

SangharakshitaSangharakshita (1925–2018) was the founder of the Triratna Buddhist Community and had a lifetime of teaching and writing; he continues to be Triratna’s principal teacher and guide. The Complete Works of Sangharakshita include all his previously published work, as well as talks, seminars and writings published for the first time in book form. This collection of twenty-seven volumes represents the definitive edition of his life’s work.

Launched in October 2016, The Complete Works are being published not in strict volume order, but in groups of three volumes ranging over each of the six ‘baskets’ that the collection is divided into: Foundation, India, The West, Commentary, Memoirs, and Poetry and the Arts.

Two of the key Complete Works editors, Kalyanaprabha and Vidyadevi, discuss their roles in the project here.

Satyalila and Dhivan talk about their passion for leading study on The Complete Works here. Dhivan and Satyalila have prepared extracts from each of the published volumes of the Complete Works for study sessions held at the Bristol Buddhist Centre. They would like to share these extracts as suggestions for others to use as the basis for study and discussion sessions lasting 2–3 hours. Download the extracts here.

Learn more about the Complete Works project on our news page or read about Complete Works progress at The Buddhist Centre online.

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