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how did it happen? understanding and healing abuse in buddhist communities home about resources contact home about resources contact lewis-silkin investigation confirms abuse in rigpa & related news reports by sandra pawula on october 7, 2018 in community issues by now, most of you know the independent investigation conducted by the law firm lewis-silken has published its findings and confirmed abuse in rigpa. but in case you missed it, you can download the report here: independent investigation report . scroll to the bottom of the page to find the download link. below you’ll find the executive summary and recommendations from the report, as well as links to recent news coverage related to the findings. the full report is 50 pages long and highly detailed. this is just a brief summary. before reading, please be aware that this report includes language and content which some people might find upsetting or triggering. read more shambhala & rigpa call abuse victims liars by sandra pawula on august 24, 2018 in community issues buddhist project sunshine has released its phase 3 final report on sexualized violence at the core of the shambhala buddhist community. you can download the report here . be sure to read carol merchasin’s investigative report at the very end of the document. it’s easy to miss, but it contains important details concerning the alleged sexual assaults and misconduct as well as a timeline. the phase 3 buddhist project sunshine report contains: new claims of sexual misconduct on the part of ösel rangdröl mukpo (sakyong mipham rinpoche), shambhala’s spiritual head and main teacher. the names of shambhala leaders alleged to have been involved in group sexual assault, individual rape, present or serving as attendants during such assaults, or procuring women for ösel rangdröl mukpo. pema chödrön’s alleged response to a shambhala rape victim. shambhala’s denial statement in response, the outgoing governing council (called the kalapa council) has issued a denial on august 23 which says, in part: read more kaleidoscope of viewpoints by elaine zablocki on august 5, 2018 in community issues a guest post by elaine zablocki as dharma students, we’ve learned that a single object arises from many causes and conditions. when we look at a wooden table, we may consider the harvested tree, stored and dried, cut to size, assembled by someone using an array of tools and fasteners. we see a chain of people stretching back centuries who perfected “table.” when we look at a tree we see a constant flow of related processes: leaves taking in carbon dioxide, putting out oxygen. water flowing up from the ground, sunlight on leaves producing sugar, leaves dropping to create soft forest soil that holds water and feeds the tree. could we look at the situation in rigpa from a similarly expansive viewpoint, observing many interactive processes that led to the present moment? read more jetsunma tenzin palmo & lama tsultrim allione on how to respond to sexual abuse in shambhala by sandra pawula on july 31, 2018 in spiritual advice jetsunma tenzin palmo & lama tsultrim allione discuss the allegations of sexual abuse by shambhala head sakyong mipham. they also respond to the question: what can we do now, how do we move forward? recorded at tara mandala, july 1, 2018 subscribe to blog via email enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. email address shambhala: abuse, intergenerational trauma, and undoing the “no right, no wrong” argument by sandra pawula on july 29, 2018 in understanding abuse if you think abuse didn’t happen in rigpa, consider the recent allegations of sexual misconduct made against the head of shambhala, sakyong mipham rinpoche. although the modus operandi may vary to some degree, you can see the same mix of male privilege, adoration, feudalism, mysticism, and manipulation seems to have occurred in both shambhala and rigpa, protecting the alleged perpetuators for decades. i’d like to share with you a small collection of recent articles and one video, ones i found extremely helpful, which illuminate what has occurred, analyze what went wrong, or explore the way we respond, for better or for worse. read more wild wild country: how spiritual communities can go wrong by sandra pawula on march 20, 2018 in community issues wild wild country , the just released limited series on netflix, documents the rise and fall of the thousands-strong 80’s rajneesh (osho) community near antelope, oregon. rajneeshees purchased 64,000 acres of land near the town of antelope, and subsequently built and legally incorporated a massive city and agricultural endeavor in the wilderness. their utopian ideal, in which people could live, laugh, love, and be free, aligned perfectly with the free-love movement already happening in the west. as such, rajneesh and his philosophy magnetized thousands of smart, hardworking people. rajneeshpuram, as the city was called, wasn’t an experiment in spiritual austerity. the city housed any number of western indulgences including a gambling venue, a disco, clothing stores, and eateries. nudity and open sexually were the norm. almost ten thousand more rajneeshees streamed through the town of antelope to reach rajneeshpuram during its annual global festival. the conservative, god-fearing residents of nearby antelope, previously a sleepy town of around 100 people, were initially startled, confused, and bemused by the red-clad devotees. but as their quiet lives were increasingly disrupted, and the commune’s intentions for further growth became clear, they felt something had to be done. read more shambhala leaders acknowledge sexual harm by sandra pawula on february 26, 2018 in community issues in the recently released project sunshine final report , second-generation shambhala student andrea m. winn, med, mcs shares the results of her one year exploration into sexualized violence within her buddhist community. she also offers recommendations for organizational change, and suggests ways individual and collective healing can occur. she describes the vision of project sunshine in this way: this one-year vision was to gather a powerful group of concerned citizens to protect the integrity of the shambhala lineage. we will do this through influencing the shambhala community to acknowledge and repair past abuse of women and children in the community, and integrate new values that honour tenderness, vulnerability and other strengths typically associated with the feminine. on the prevalence of sexual harm in the shambhala community, winn says: i have been part of many conversations over the past year with women who have been abused in the shambhala community. the stories of abuse are nothing short of horrific. quite simply, the violence that has happened and the lack of response from the shambhala organization has resulted in a profound corruption in the heart of our community over the lifespan of this community – since the early 1970’s. read more response to bernie from dzongsar jamyang khyentse rinpoche by bernie s. on february 21, 2018 in spiritual advice 21 st february, 2018 dear bernie, i am sorry for not responding much sooner to your letter of 23 rd august . the main reason is that i’m just so lazy but also pretend to be busy – a pretence that ends up actually making me busy. in fact, i had started to respond to your letter months ago but somehow never got around to finishing this return letter till now. however, i want to assure you that, because the buddhadharma and especially the vajrayana are dear to my heart, i do pay attention as much as time allows to what you and others write. so, from my heart, i want to offer my sincere appreciation for the great effort and thoughtfulness you and many others have been putting into the dialogue of the past seven months. as you know, i am about to visit a few rigpa sanghas in europe. i don’t know how much i can achieve there, but i will

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