Punyavati's presence here really helped the women's Sangha gel together and start to flourish. She is an excellent Dharma teacher and we are delighted that she has decided to lead study for us again this Summer. Punyavati spends six months of the year teaching the Dharma in India. Our thanks also go to Sandra Greenway who accompanied Punyavati each week to support the class. Dharmacandra also travels from London to visit us, and it is always a delight to see her.
Covenants continue to provide our main source of funding.
We have a new FWBO-Southampton council. We have had two new Mitra requests - from Helena Davies and Sue Onslow. Sue is pursuing her Mitra request at FWBO Croydon, since we have no Mitra Convenor, as yet, for women in Southampton. How stirring How saddening The above short verse, comprised of minimal description and few lines, might easily be over looked, especially if it was presented out of context. Born in the city of Ueno in the province of Iga, his father was a minor Samurai.