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s1eolong-6 AppStore
s1eolong-7 iOS:
s1eolong-8 Android:
s1eolong-9 Google Play
s1eolong-10 Android Google Play
s1eolong-11 REASON
s1eolong-12 The reason for discontinuing support for the previous version is that we do not have capacity for both versions at the same time. We hope this is understandable. We would very much appreciate if you would switch to the Sangha App 2 as soon as possible.
s1eolong-13 We strongly believe that upgrading to the new version will bring more benefits to our communication and collaboration.
s1eolong-14 SOLUTION 2
s1eolong-15 If your smartphone does not have the capacity to work with the new version, you will be able to use the main features of Sangha App 2 from your computer. This way you will still have access to Events, messages with People, group chats called "Channels" and the Tibetan calendar "Alendar." To connect to "Sangha Web," just verify your login email from your computer at this address: https://events.mahasangha.net
s1eolong-16 Try it out soon and give us feedback if you really miss something. We will consider any additions.
If you have any further questions, please let us know - we are here to help.
s1eolong-17 Thank you very much for your activity!
s1eolong-18 Sangha App Team
s1eolong-19 hello@mahasangha.net
rtc-11 To report spam and non-virtuous behaviors in the app by writing to hello@mahasangha.net address.
rtc-12 “Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
rtc-13 After several years in which Sangha App was a free environment for discussion and debate, the need has arisen to limit some behaviors that are hindering an exchange intended to support to our practice. We understood that it is necessary that we all take responsibility in moderating the discussion groups, and that we become more aware of what is non-virtuous, thus “harming directly or indirectly one’s own or another beings’ body voice and mind” (ibid., p. 54). We should all stay aware and present to avoid actions producing negativity.
rtc-14 We believe that, in the context of online discussion, some of the negative actions might be translated as following:
rtc-15 Moreover, in the context of today’s technological environments and data protection policies, we would like to remind you that we will also not accept:
rtc-16 These mentions above are not exhaustive, as inappropriate behavior in the app is anything that in some way does not respect the principles of presence, awareness, collaboration, and goodwill.
rtc-17 * Personal data is any data that can identify the person, such as name, surname, address, recognizable picture. Sensitive data is data regarding one person’s political, religious, philosophical beliefs, ethnic or racial origin, health status, sex life or sexual orientation.
rtc-18 Non-virtuous actions
rtc-19 Stealing: referred to intellectual property or authorship, in online environments, means posting or reposting visual or copyrighted material, without the consent of the author, or at least without mentioning the author.
rtc-20 Sexual misconduct: in an app where you can express affection and meet new people from the community, it means not respecting the other person’s consent or lack of it or having an insisting, pressuring attitude.
rtc-21 Lying refers to publishing information which you know is not verified or cannot be double checked, thereby spreading rumors, presenting guesses and personal opinions as facts.
rtc-22 Insulting, slandering, malevolence and speaking in vain refer to different forms of verbal violence, such as demeaning jokes, humiliating, dehumanizing and making a person or group of people scared, expressing hostility, accusing, undermining, verbal threatening, trivializing, silencing, blaming, name-calling. They include making false and damaging accusations about someone, criticizing or talking about someone without respect.
rtc-23 Spamming, meaning sending multiple unsolicited messages to large numbers of recipients for the purpose of commercial advertising or non-commercial proselytizing. It also means simply repeatedly sending the same message to the same user(s), especially when they did not explicitly consent to it, or asked you not to do it.
rtc-24 Sharing personal or sensitive data*: Sangha App is an app that focuses on the safety of the user’s data at every stage. We do not track online activity or share user data. We ask practitioners to do the same, to respect other people’s right to privacy and not to copy, use or share the personal and sensitive data they encounter in the app. It includes pictures showing the identity of people who did not consent to share it, in or out of the app.
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help-7 translation
help-8 maintenance – with relevant IT skills
help-9 development – with relevant programming skills
pas-1 The Sangha app and personal data privacy
pas-2 To use the app – it is not strictly required for user to provide their real name, photo, personal email and phone. However, if users will include more real data for their profile and contact info – it will be easier to get in touch and communicate with other users.
pas-3 The user’s name and location is saved in the server.
pas-4 There is the possibility to use hardware profiles (like iCloud or Google account, IP, UUID) to run the app. – The data from these are not saved in the server in the long term (but can be given by request), they are deleted after a period of 30 days.
pas-5 Services of third parties record users’ activity – without connection with user’s name. Used services strictly don’t allow fingerprinting, sampling and tracking of users in advertising systems.
pas-6 It is explicitly recommended to users – to secure their own phone in log-in to the app. The app will verify if the user has secured the phone and if not, it will deliver recommendation to secure it.
pas-7 It is recommended to allow push notifications to use the app in a correct way.
privacy-and-security Privacy and security
read-this-carefully Read this carefully
rtc-1 Before starting to use this app – Sangha admins will kindly ask you to agree to the following:
You will strictly invite to the app only people who you know for sure received Guruyoga Transmission from Chögyal Namkhai Norbu or Namkhai Yeshi.
rtc-10 All actions users post will be witnessed by other members of the Community, as in the real world. It is important to use Sangha responsibly, to be kind, helpful, generous, and open. Everything is credible in as much as each of us are credible. If we are responsible with good intention, this will build trust with the content we find inside the app. Remembering these principals while being present and aware can help our Community to be a place of harmony, health and prosperity.
rtc-11 To report spam and non-virtuous behaviors in the app by writing to hello@mahasangha.net address.
rtc-12 “Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
rtc-13 After several years in which Sangha App was a free environment for discussion and debate, the need has arisen to limit some behaviors that are hindering an exchange intended to support to our practice. We understood that it is necessary that we all take responsibility in moderating the discussion groups, and that we become more aware of what is non-virtuous, thus “harming directly or indirectly one’s own or another beings’ body voice and mind” (ibid., p. 54). We should all stay aware and present to avoid actions producing negativity.
rtc-14 We believe that, in the context of online discussion, some of the negative actions might be translated as following:
rtc-15 Moreover, in the context of today’s technological environments and data protection policies, we would like to remind you that we will also not accept:
rtc-16 These mentions above are not exhaustive, as inappropriate behavior in the app is anything that in some way does not respect the principles of presence, awareness, collaboration, and goodwill.
rtc-17 * Personal data is any data that can identify the person, such as name, surname, address, recognizable picture. Sensitive data is data regarding one person’s political, religious, philosophical beliefs, ethnic or racial origin, health status, sex life or sexual orientation.
rtc-18 Non-virtuous actions
rtc-19 Stealing: referred to intellectual property or authorship, in online environments, means posting or reposting visual or copyrighted material, without the consent of the author, or at least without mentioning the author.
rtc-2 You understand that information inside the app labeled as “With Transmission” should not be shared with anyone outside the Community.
rtc-20 Sexual misconduct: in an app where you can express affection and meet new people from the community, it means not respecting the other person’s consent or lack of it or having an insisting, pressuring attitude.
rtc-21 Lying refers to publishing information which you know is not verified or cannot be double checked, thereby spreading rumors, presenting guesses and personal opinions as facts.
rtc-22 Insulting, slandering, malevolence and speaking in vain refer to different forms of verbal violence, such as demeaning jokes, humiliating, dehumanizing and making a person or group of people scared, expressing hostility, accusing, undermining, verbal threatening, trivializing, silencing, blaming, name-calling. They include making false and damaging accusations about someone, criticizing or talking about someone without respect.
rtc-23 Spamming, meaning sending multiple unsolicited messages to large numbers of recipients for the purpose of commercial advertising or non-commercial proselytizing. It also means simply repeatedly sending the same message to the same user(s), especially when they did not explicitly consent to it, or asked you not to do it.
rtc-24 Sharing personal or sensitive data*: Sangha App is an app that focuses on the safety of the user’s data at every stage. We do not track online activity or share user data. We ask practitioners to do the same, to respect other people’s right to privacy and not to copy, use or share the personal and sensitive data they encounter in the app. It includes pictures showing the identity of people who did not consent to share it, in or out of the app.
rtc-3 All restricted content & private information you view within Sangha will be keep confidential, respecting the privacy of the Community and your vajra brothers and sisters.

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Sangha / sangha-static — English

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation.” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
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Sangha / sangha-static — English

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
Non-virtuous actions

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation.” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53)
a year ago
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Sangha / sangha-static — English

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
Non-virtuous actions

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation.”[1] (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53)
a year ago
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Sangha / sangha-static — English

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation” (Chögyal Namkhai Norbu – The Precious Vase, p. 53).
Non-virtuous actions

“Digpa, the Tibetan term rendered here as ‘negative action’, literally means ‘threat’ or ‘hindrance’. In fact a person enslaved by emotions due to karma or to dualistic vision can, through improper behavior of body, voice and mind perform many bad deeds whose accumulated causes become a force capable of ‘threatening’ to interrupt or to hinder the path to liberation.”[1]
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