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Chandrakirti was a 5th century Indian scholar-monk & the main abbot of Nalanda University.
The other monks thought him lazy as he stayed in his room most days claiming to meditate.
To change his ways, the other monks gave him the role as kitchen manager which didn’t work out well either.
Because of his kind compassionate heart, Chandrakirti freed all the cows into the Forrest.
Despite losing all the cows, he still brought milk for the monks next day which confused them.
Next morning, one monk followed Chandrakirti, curious to know where the milk was coming from. Chandrakirti led him to a painted cow.
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Chandrakirti was also the main abbot of Nalanda University. Everyone thought him lazy, and unsuitable for this position. He never helped out, and stayed in his room most days claiming to be meditating.
To change this, the monks appointed him as kitchen manager. But he was so compassionate, he freed all the cows into the forest.
Despite having no cows, Chandrakirti still brought milk to the hall next day which shocked everyone.
As Chandrakīrti went to bring milk one morning he was followed by another monk – determined to know where the milk was coming from.
Chandrakīrti led him straight to a painting of a cow. At this point Chandrakirti was accepted as a great Master of the Mind.
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Welcome to my podcast on the menopause. Something we all go through as women, but a topic that still remains shrouded in mystery
Let’s Talk About Menopause
A term first used by Dr. Bouchard in 1821 to describe the natural cessation of menstruation. The word “menopause” actually comes from 2 Greek words: “meno,” meaning “month,” and “pause,” meaning “cessation.”
Through my podcast, I aim to provide a safe and open space for women ‘and men’ to share thoughts & experiences on this strange & often baffling life event.
We’ll explore not only the physical symptoms, but also the emotional, cultural and psychological impact too.
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Who was Nell Racker? & What made this remarkable practitioner way ahead of the game as a herbalist & 19th C healer?
Believe it or not, this amazing practitioner & healer was a pioneer of her time. Known as the local bone setter & midwife, Nell Racker was famous for miles around.
But who actually was Nell Racker? Well, she was born in 1846 in the tiny village of Pigslee in Bury Lancashire. She married twice and in 1872 set up her healing practice where she treated people for free.
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Growing up in’t North is a podcast exploring the uniqueness of growing up in a working class town in the North of England during the 1960s.
Hosted by Julie Kelly the podcast is guaranteed to bring a few laughs alongside some of your own memories flooding back.
Growing up in’t North comes in a series of weekly podcasts, the first being – The Shops.
If this podcast resonates with you, why not leave some feedback & share a few memories of your own.
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But how many of us would go beyond this? How many of us dare to step out and challenge the inequalities & injustice in our communities?
The Rochdale Pioneers did just that. Just a group of 28 weavers & artisans came together to change the face of 19th C society.
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