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Jin-Gang-Dhyana
Address: 15 Randall Street Sandy Bay TAS 7005
Tradition: Mahayana, Chinese Esoteric Buddhism
EMail: jgdinc@attglobal.net
Website: http://www.jingangdhyanaincnet.org/ecrindex.html
Contact: Wang Xin De (President)
Spiritual Director: Master Wang Xin-De
Liberation of Brother and Sister Animals
Address: PO Box 28 Derby TAS 7264
Tradition: Vajrayana, We have no particular affiliation but we have two non-financial patrons - Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo and HH 12th Gyalwang Drukpa
Affiliation: none
EMail: info@lobsa.org
Website: http://www.lobsa.org/
His Holiness: 12th Gyalwang Drukpa
Jetsunma: Tenzin Palmo
Main Contact: Co-ordinator Trisha Roberts
Mountains and Rivers Zen Group
Address: 2nd Floor, 71 Liverpool Street, Hobart, TAS 7000 TAS
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen, Eclectic mix of Zen traditions, Western
Contact: Ross Coward (03) 6224 9806
Bhavana Buddhist Centre
Address: 59 Hall Street Ridgeway TAS 7054 TAS
Tradition: Theravada, Western
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of Tasmania.
Phone: 03 62391160
Teacher: Ven. Santidhammo
Notes and Events:
Meditation is 7pm Wednesday and Friday evenings. The resident monk is available most days to talk to enquirers, teach meditation and the teachings (Dhamma) of the Buddha. The resident monk will attend Buddhist funerals if required.
No charges - the Centre is maintained by Theravada Buddhist supporters and the Buddhist Society of Tasmania (Inc) and by donations.
There is a small library of Buddhist books which is being established as a resource library for students and enquirers.
Special events include: Full moon in May (Buddhist Christmas); Full moon in October (Kathina
Chag-tong Chen-tong Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Centre
Address: Meeting Venue : 166 Warick St West Hobart
Postal address:PO Box 195 Snug TAS 7054 TAS
Tradition: Vajrayana
Affiliation: FPMT Inc.
Phone: +61362679203
EMail: chagtong@gmail.com
Main Contact: Lindy Mailhot EMail
Spiritual Director: Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche
Notes and Events:
guided meditation : discussion : methods to transform the mind : develop a good heart
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Clearview Meditation Centre
Address: 3 Parkview Cres, Maydena TAS 7140 TAS
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana meditation,late Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw of Burma
Affiliation: western
Phone: (03) 6288 2259 Mobile: 0419 242 973
EMail: malsappurisa@mailcity.com
Website: http://www.buddhanet.net/clearview/
Main Contact: Malcolm McClintock
Notes and Events:
This group caters for intensive practice for experienced meditators in the Satipathana Vipassana tradition of the late Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw of Burma. Please contact Malcolm McClintock for further information.
Dorje Ling Retreat Centre
Address: 1078 Lorinna Road, Lorinna 7306, Tasmania.
PO Box 593, North Hobart 7002, TAS
Tradition: Vajrayana, Gelug (Tibetan)
Affiliation: Tashi Choling Dharma Foundation Inc.and Gaden for the west
Phone: 03 6363 5178
EMail: info@tashicholing.net
Website: http://www.tashicholing.net/
Main Contact: Sue Willey (President) EMail
Spiritual Director: Zasep Tulku Rinpoche
Notes and Events:
The Tashi Choling Dharma Foundation (TCDF) Inc is a not-for-profit organisation incorporated since 1994. The organisation provides facilities and activities which benefit both the increasing numbers of people in the community who identify as Buddhist and those people, from all backgrounds and beliefs, who wish to have access to quality instruction in meditation and mindfulness to enhance health and well-being. Aims The aims of the organisation are (1) to provide teachers and formal courses of education in meditation and Buddhist philosophy conducive to the development of wisdom, compassion, inner peace, stability and good citizenship; (2) to foster open communication amongst spiritual traditions to promote religious and social harmony; and (3) to contribute to the welfare of the Australian community by undertaking and providing activities and amenities which facilitate the above. Activities The programs and activities of the TCDF are open to all, and regularly attract participants from across Tasmania, from other states of Australia and occasionally internationally. The organisation undertakes a number of activities in support of its aims and objectives. These include:
Palpung - Kagyu Thigsum Chokyi Ghatsal Tibetan Buddhist Institute
Address: 13-15 Bryan Street, Invermay (PO Box 235, Newstead) Launceston TAS 7250
Tradition: Vajrayana, Karma Kagyu - Tibetan
Affiliation: Official branch of Palpung Sherab Ling Monastery - Monastic Seat of HE Tai Situ Rinpoche
Phone: ++ 61 3 6334 9680 mobile: 0439 349 613
Fax: ++ 61 3 6331 0689
EMail: office@kagyu.org.au
Website: http://www.kagyu.org.au
Resident Teacher: Venerable Lama Soten EMail (Phone: ++ 61 3 6334 9680)
Main Contact: Judith or Laurie Reiner EMail (Phone: ++ 61 3 6334 9680)
Teacher: Venerable Choje Lama Shedrup
Spiritual Director: His Eminence Tai Situpa Rinpoche EMail
Notes and Events:
http://www.palpung.org/english/monastery/briefin.asp
Vipassana Meditation Tasmania (Dhamma Pabha)
Address: GPO Box 6 Hobart TAS 7001
Tradition: Theravada, Western
Phone: (03) 6266 4343 (03) 6228 6535 / 03) 6263 6785 or (03) 6261 1364
EMail: mjr@southcom.com.au
Website: http://www.pabha.dhamma.org/
Contact: Martin Rose
Notes and Events:
Dhamma Pabha (which means "radiance" or "glow of Dhamma") is nestled in a forest in the slopes of Mt Dromedary, forty minutes by road from Hobart. The tall trees and the bushland setting are far from the noises of civilisation, trains or traffic, the only sounds being those of the native wildlife.
After twelve years of holding courses at hired campsites, the first course was held at Dhamma Pabha in December 1994 using temporary facilities. There is now a warm and comfortable meditation hall, kitchen and office. The next project will be to build more permanent accommodation for the students. Despite Tasmania\\\'s isolation and small population, a dedicated group of Vipassana students are building a peaceful sanctuary of Dhamma in the forest there.
Ten-day residential courses in vipassana meditation are held every month. All ten-day courses begin the evening of the first day and end early morning of the last day. Vipassana means to see things as they really are. In a ten-day course students learn to develop heightened awareness and concentration, which is then used to examine their own mental and physical nature. By this practice they gain insight and detachment to free themselves from such mental tensions as anger, greed and fear.
These courses are conducted by Assistant Teachers to S.N.Goenka of the Vipassana International Academy, India.
Course registration & information:
(03)6228-6535 or 6266-4343