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As we venture on our Faith practice to seek the ultimate, what does our faith mean to the everydayness of our conventional world, especially to the samsaric challenges: growing-apart human connections, growing-up inequalities, polarising minds and nations, and so on… Is our Faith practice our own or is it also of the world we inhabit? If so how can we have a continuous awareness of their connection with each other?
About the Speaker: Ven Tashi Choedup (They/She) is a practicing Buddhist monastic. They have more than a decade of experience in human rights and community work. They are currently working as a project fellow at Anveshi Research Centre for Women’s Studies, Hyderabad India. They are also an executive committee member at Anveshi. They are a core group member of the National Ecumenical Forum For Gender and Sexual Minorities (NEFGSM) at the National Council of Churches of India and a fellow at Salzburg Global LGBT Forum. They are one of the founding members of Telangana Hijra Intersex Transgender Samiti and Queer Swabhimana Yatra. Furthermore, they are a student of Buddhist philosophy and psychology. Their primary areas of interest are community building, faith, religion, mental health, and queer rights and their intersection.
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