The Eastern School
of Broad Buddhism
Founded 772 A.D.

TEACHERS
 Patra Chosnyid Skybamedpa
Oscar Lufthansa

ASSISTING TEACHERS
 Ananda Gautama, Shura Beelze, Aerna Otatop
Toof Otatop, Keight Koobler, Willard Mighty
Sofy Buick, Patsy Speefer, Blodgett Funni

CENTERS

THE BUNNYSATTVA SANGHA TRIBECA
88 Grove Street, Manhattan

THE BUNNYSATTVA SANGHA PARIS
6, rue George Gurdjieff, Paris

WEB PAGES

The Bunnysattva Sutra

ONCE UPON A TIME when they were staying in the Parasapya Pleasure Grove,
Ananda found a tiny animal abandoned in a field. The creature was smaller
than Ananda's hand. Ananda did not know how it came to be there. He sat off
at some distance and waited for its parents to return. Evening came, and no
one had come to claim the creature. Ananda knew he could not leave this
little being alone for the night, so he took it back to where the brothers were
staying. The Master had given strict instructions not to be disturbed, and a monk
was posted near him to guard against interruptions. But Ananda knew that
in circumstances such as this, the Master would, indeed, want to be disturbed.


So begins The Bunnysattva Sutra, the central scripture of the Eastern School of Broad Buddhism. This ancient text contains, in the form of a long story, all the beginning teachings of Broad Buddhism. You can read the first ten pages at The Bunnysattva Sutra - Start.

You can download the first 600 pages of The Bunnysattva Sutra by following the instructions at The Bunnysattva Sutra - Introduction.


ZALAK

Zalak is the online magazine of The Eastern School. The current issue contains a recently translated section of The Bunnysattva Sutra, a talk by Maria Crombie on how she first met the Bunnysattva, and part of an ancient Christian text, 'The Gospel of the Holy Twelve.' Zalak is edited by Aerna Otatop under the guidance of Patra Chosnyid Skybamedpa.


THE BUNNYSATTVA SANGHA PARIS

This page, put up last summer, has schedules for classes at the Center for Broad Buddhism in Paris, as well as brief spiritual teachings about Yeheshua ben Miryam (more commonly known as Jesus Christ), Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha), Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche, the deathless Master who brought Buddhism to Tibet), and the Bunnysattva.


Siddhartha Gautama
This picture of the Buddha at age 33,
carved in marble at Bodhgaya, India,
may have been done during his lifetime.

DHUNIWALA DADA

Dhuniwala Dada of Khandwa was one of the Enlightened spiritual Masters of the early 20th century. A brief biography by Aerna Otatop.


THE DIVINE THEME

The Divine Theme is a reading meditation for beginning students dictated by Meherwan Rinpoche. It is suitable for beginning students of Broad Buddhism, and safe to use even without individual guidance.


THE BUNNYSATTVA SANGHA TRIBECA

This web page, put up last summer, contains:

1. A brief biography of Tajuddin Muhammad Badruddin, an Enlightened Master who lived in India, by Aerna Otatop.

2. Last summer's instructions by Patra Chosnyid Skybamedpa for his students.

3. A chapter about Patra Skybamedpa from 'Gassho Station,' a recently published book about Buddhist teachers in America.

4. Excerpts from other spiritual writings.

5. The New York followers of the Bunnysattva use this page for general announcements, schedule changes, personal ads, etc.


Meherwan Rinpoche's BOOK OF THE DEAD

Fifteen pages of information about physical death, the afterlife, heaven, hell, ghosts, suicide, the Astral world, etc. Collected and edited by Eastern Buddhist scholar Retlaw Tsoy.


ORDER OF THE GOLDEN HAND

Serious, committed students of the Eastern School are invited to join the Order of the Golden Hand. The Order, founded in India in 1924, is dedicated to helping in the worldwide transition from reason to intuition that is commonly termed 'The New Age.'


THE BUNNYSATTVA SUTRA at America Online

If you are a member of America Online, you can visit the Bunnysattva Sutra Folder in the Buddhism Forum of AOL. Go to Keyword: Buddhism, click on Message Boards, then click on the second Message Board. Scroll down till you see The Bunnysattva Sutra. More than four hundred pages of the Bunnysattva Sutra are posted there, along with comments by the readers and many of the Editor's notes and explanations. If you reset your Message Board Preferences to go back 600 days, you can view the entire board. Start with Summer Reruns, a little ways down, and after reading them, go to the very beginning of the Bunnysattva Board to continue.




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