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Ordinary Mind Zen School
Address: Suite 4/188 Pacific Highway,
North Sydney North Sydney NSW 2060
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen, western
Phone: (02) 9955 0110
E-mail: geoffreydawson@bigpond.com
Website: http://www.ordinarymindsydney.com.au
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Notes and Events: The group is led by Geoff Dawson.
The Ordinary Mind Zen School is evolving a style of Zen that is adapted to Western temperaments and ways of life but maintains the rigour and discipline of its traditional roots.Located in Sydney the group meets weekly on Tuesdays from 7 pm to 9 pm at Suite 4/188 Pacific Highway, North Sydney 2060
(Look for the Alexander Technique Institute sign on the front of building then up the stairs) Zazenkais are held most months from 9am - 1pm. Sesshins are conducted during the year as advertised please see the website for more details.
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Original Nature Meditation Centre
Address: Wellington Wellington
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Insight Meditation
E-mail: info@originalnature.co.nz
Website: http://www.originalnature.co.nz
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Teacher: Stephen Archer
Notes and Events: Our vision is to promote the practice and realization of being fully awake to the truth of our experience. We recognise that this radical awareness, while inherent and completely natural, demands a profound and disciplined inquiry to bring to fruition. Sustaining this inquiry, encouraging suitable meditation practices and supporting the growth of a community of practitioners is the work of Original Nature. Becoming fully present to our experience naturally evokes a response of reverence, compassion and joy. These qualities are the heart of our teaching and practice. Original Nature Meditation Centre is founded on the ethical principles of the Buddha-dharma. Our work is dedicated to nurturing wisdom and peace in ourselves and others, and for the benefit of all beings. We acknowledge with gratitude the lineage of our past and present teachers and we belong primarily to the Insight/Vipassana strand of the Buddhist tradition.
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Origins Centre - Study and Retreat Centre
Address: 153-157 Jayes Road, Balingup
PO Box 161, Balingup, 6253 WA 6253
Tradition: Theravada, Vajrayana, Tibetan, Karma Kagyu and Burmese Theravda teaching
Phone: (08) 9764 1109 (08) 9764 1275
E-mail: origins@iinet.net.au
Website: http://www.originscentre.org/contact.html
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Contact: Centre Manager
Main Contact: Tobias Newman (centre manager)
Spiritual Director: Karma Chime Shore
Notes and Events: We are a respite/retreat/activity centre governed by Origins Centre in Western Australia, a charitable not-for-profit NGO founded in 1983. Situated on 10 acres the Centre is surrounded by beautiful gardens, trees and native bush and is on the Bibbulmun Track and Balingup Brook. We welcome all for respite, retreat and personal or group activity: yoga groups, health groups, meditation, carers/caring organisations, bush walkers, activists, environmental or school/youth groups, art groups and individuals - all have used Origins. There is a resident Manager and Caretaker. Tig-le House at 266 Oxford Street, Leederville in Perth, Western Australia, is a community based house offering a regular Wednesday program of art, gardening, meetings, body work, lunch and a 5.30pm mindfulness practice.
Tig-le opened in 2000 to support open exploration as well as Dharma Teachings in Perth. It has monthly gatherings and study groups with a guest teacher or facilitator.
For more information or to be put on our email list for upcoming events contact: Anne Clark Tig-le House, 266 Oxford Street Leederville 6007 Western Australia
phone (08)94439639 aaclark@space.net.au
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Parami Dhamma Centre
Address: 18 Hillwa St Villawood NSW 2163
Tradition: Theravada, Burmese, all are welcome
Phone: 02-9726 4126
Website: http://parami.shutterfly.com/
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Notes and Events: Used for Lay meetings/ Dhamma talks by visiting Lay and Sangha teachers / special events.
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Parikaruna Literature and Education Centre
Address: 3188 Wombeyan Caves Road Bullio NSW 2575
Tradition: Mahayana
Affiliation: Yinshun Foundation Taiwan
Phone: +61 2 4888 9163
E-mail: parikaruna.org.au@gmail.com
Website: https://parikaruna.org.au/
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Main Contact: Bhiksuni Yan Rong Email
Notes and Events: Parikaruna Literature and Education Centre Ltd is a registered charity in Australia. Our aim is to translate the Chinese scriptures and teachings into English and publish these texts for distribution to the public. The Chinese Buddhist scriptures are a treasure trove of wisdom and compassion that can inspire and guide us in our busy and chaotic modern lives. We hope that our translations can help the English speaking audience to access and benefit from this eternal wisdom.
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Pathway Zen
Address: Brisbane & Darwin
Tradition: Mahayana, Sanbo Zen
Phone: 0429 600 308
E-mail: Info@pathwayzen.org.au
Website: http://www.pathwayzen.org.au
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Teacher: Arno Hess
Notes and Events: Pathway Zen offers a full program of Zen practice including weekly meditation groups in Brisbane and Darwin and regular day retreats and sesshins. All welcome, please view our website for more details.
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Perth Insight Meditation Group
Address: P.O.Box 1611,
Fremantle.
6959.
Venue:
Beacon Yoga Centre,
151 South St,
Beaconsfield
6162
WA
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana, Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw (Burmese)
Phone: 08.9335 3847
E-mail: bavali@iinet.net.au
Website: http://www.pimg.org/
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Main Contact: Anne Del Fante Email (Phone: 08 9758 8631 and 0417 996 787)
Notes and Events: About Us"The Perth Insight Meditation Group is a group of Dhamma practitioners who invite meditation teachers from around the world to conduct retreats in Perth." The Perth Insight Meditation Group is a not-for-profit organization with a small group of people who support meditation retreats in Perth. As the group has strengthened over a 13 year period, several retreats are organized annually, led by a range of visiting lay and ordained teachers. PIMG invites both lay and ordained teachers from around the world to visit Perth to lead retreats. Ordained teachers include: Venerable Bhante Gunaratana, Venerable Sujiva, Sayadaw U Lakhana, Daw Ariya Nani, Sayalay Dipankara Lay teachers include: Patrick Kearney (NSW), Steve Armstrong and Kamala Masters (USA), Guy Armstrong and Sally Clough (USA), Sky Dawson (Perth). About VipassanaVipassana or Mindfulness practice is simple and direct. It is the moment-to-moment investigation of the mind/body process through calm, open and precise awareness. Learning to observe experience from a place of spacious stillness enables one to relate to life with a balance of wisdom and compassion. This experience fosters insight into the nature of who we are and increased peace in our daily lives Venue: Beacon Yoga Centre, 151 South Street, Beaconsfield 6162
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Phap Loa Buddhist Meditation Centre
Address: 17 Athol Road, Noble Park, VIC 3174 Vic
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen (Thien), Vietnamese ,Truc Lam sect.
Phone: (03) 9574 6061
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Spiritual Head: Ven. Thich Thanh Tu
Main Contact: Tony Foster Email (Phone: 03 9587 5703 Mobile: 0405000606)
Contact: Ven. Thich Thong Giac
Notes and Events: Resident monks: Thich Kien Chan and Thich Thong Giac. Thich Thong Giac studied under Thich Thanh Tu, a renowned Vietnamese Zen master. Available at the centre: Private consultation six days per week. A Dharma talk every Sunday afternoon. Books, audio and videotapes in Vietnamese and in some other languages, including English. Drop-in meditation available for everyone, capacity of up to sixty people. Retreats conducted at least twice per year depending on demand. Attendance is completely free including accommodation and food. Time table: Daily (Monday to Saturday) 5 am - 7am, morning meditation session; 7 am - 8am, breakfast; 8 am - 12 ndoon, house cleaning duties; Private consultation available upon completion. 12 pm - 1pm, lunch; 1pm - 2 pdm, rest period; 2.30 pm - 4.30pm, afternoon meditation session; Private consultation available upon completion. 5 pm - 6pm, walking meditation; 6 pm -7 pm, chanting; 7pm -7pm, light tea; 8 pm -9pm, evening meditation session; 9 pm - 10.30pm, personal studies; 11pm - bedtime. Sunday timetable is the same except from 2 pm up to 6 pm 2 pm - 3.30 pm, meditation; 3.30 pm - 6 pm, Dharma Talk
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Pho Quang Temple
Address: 19 Bradford Place WA Marangaroo WA 6064
Tradition: Mahayana, Pure Land
Affiliation: Congregation of Vietnamese Buddhists in WA
Phone: 08 9343 3230
Fax: 08 9343 1446
E-mail: phoquangtu@yahoo.com.au
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pho-Quang-Temple/309966489106765
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Teacher: Abbot: Ven. Thich Phuoc Nhon
Notes and Events: Venue: 19 Bradford Place, Marangaroo, WA, 6064 Sundays Chanting 1:00pm to 4:00pm
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Phoenix Zen Centre-Brisbane
Address: 3 Albury Street Deagon Qld 4017
Tradition: Mahayana, International Kwan Um School of Zen
Affiliation: Mu Sang Sa is the head temple of Asia and as such the Phoenix Zen Centre
Phone: 07 3269 7393
E-mail: phoenixzencentre@gmail.com
Website: https://www.phoenixzencentre.org/
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Main Contact: Dae Haeng Email (Phone: 07 3269 7393)
Teacher: Founding Abbot Dae Haeng
Notes and Events: Practice times Monday and Wednesday 7-9 PM Sunday 8 am - 12.30 Monthly : 1 day retreats
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Plon Tayaw Pratta Monastery
Address: 3694 Geelong-Ballan Road Mt Wallace, Vic 3342
Tradition: Theravada, Burmese, Karen ( ethnic minority group)
Affiliation: Melbourne Karen Buddhist Association
E-mail: mkbakaren@gmail.com
Website: https://mkba.org/
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Notes and Events: The objectives of the Melbourne Karen Buddhist Association (MKBA) are; • To preserve and promote the doctrines of Buddha; • To support the Buddhist monks and nuns residing in Australia; • To practice in building up understanding and friendship with other Buddhist Associations and other religious organisations established in Australia; • To observe the preservation and progress of the culture, tradition and literature of Karen nationality; • To practice the preservation of the culture, precedent and tradition of the Karen Nationality; • To observe social support to the Karen nationality who are arriving and are trying to settle in Australia.
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Port Fairy Buddhist Community
Address: P.O. Box 61 Port Fairy Vic
Tradition: Non-Sectarian, Triratna
Phone: +613 55682413 Mobile 0412 366 883
Fax: 613 55682013
E-mail: sangmati@bigpond.net.au
Website: http://www.portfairybuddhistcommunity.com/
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Main Contact: Sanghamati Email
Notes and Events: Weekly Meditation and Discussion Evenings
The Port Fairy Sangha meets each Tuesday evening for Meditation and discussion. If you are interested in attending, please contact Sanghamati: 55682413 or 0412 366883
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Potowa Buddhist Group
Address: 1 Shiralee Place Wagga NSW
Tradition: Vajrayana, Gelugpa
Affiliation: FPMT and Vajrayana Institute, ( Sydney )
Phone: 04 3182 0663
E-mail: potowastudygroup@gmail.com
Website: http://potowabuddhistgroup.simplesite.com/430169879
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Main Contact: Coordinator Peir Woon
Teacher: Ven. Chokyi ( advisor )
Spiritual Director: Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche
Notes and Events: Phone: 04 3182 0663 (if you are calling from within Australia) Phone: +61 431 820 663 (if you are calling from outside Australia) Find us on: Facebook: @potowawagga Twitter: @potowabuddhist Instagram: @potowabuddhist Skype name : potowagroup Our purposeWe are a non-profit Buddhist group based in Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia. Guided by Vajrayana Institute in Sydney, we offer programs that promote study and development of the mind in accordance to the wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism. We are committed to provide the opportunity for people to fully realise their natural wisdom and compassion; achieve transformation of their minds and hearts in order to benefit all sentient beings.
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Pure Land Learning College Association,
Address: 57 West Street Toowoomba, Qld 4350
Tradition: Mahayana, Pureland Chinese
Affiliation: Pureland College Association Inc.
Phone: 7-4637-8765
Fax: 7-4637-8764
E-mail: pllc2001@gmail.com
Website: http://www.amtb-aus.org/
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Spiritual Director: Ven. Master Ching Kung
Notes and Events: Our goal is twofold: to provide a good learning environment for students who aspire to learn and practice Pure Land Buddhism and the teachings of the sages, and to train and nurture successors to continue the propagation of Buddhism. To accomplish this, the PLLCA first emphasizes the foundation studies of Guidelines for Being a Good Person, Accounts of Request and Response, Changing Destiny, the Ten Virtuous Karmas Sutra, and Precepts for Novice Monks. These texts are the foundation in the study of morality, ethics, causality, wisdom, and science. Building on this foundation, students will progress to advanced studies in the five Pure Land sutras and one treatise.
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Pureland Learning Center of Victoria
Address: 551 Burwood Hwy
Knoxfield Vic 3180
Tradition: Mahayana, Pure Land Chinese
Affiliation: Pure Land Learning College of Toowoomba, Queensland
Phone: (+61-3) 9887 1557
Fax: (+61-3) 9803 7497
E-mail: purelandvic@gmail.com
Website: http://www.pureland-victoria.org
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Teacher: Venerable Master Wu Xing
Spiritual Director: Venerable Master Chin Kung
Contact: Ellen Cheng
Notes and Events: The Pure Land Learning Center is a non-profit incorporated association and was granted Tax Exempt status by the ATO in 2001. The center devotes its full effort in introducing the concept of Buddhism as an education. It guides us to be filial, respectful to our teachers, cherish our traditional values, and promote multicultural understanding between different religious and ethnic groups as The Buddha explained "WE ARE ALL ONE ENTITY". We conduct weekly meditation, Dharma lectures, and supply free Dharma materials. All services are free of charge and everyone is welcome to join us. We follow the instruction of the Buddha to deliver his teaching to anyone who has needs or is interested in Buddhism, without discrimination and conditions. We hope everyone who practices according to the teachings will benefit spiritually and physically, and will prosper in whatever they are doing. Only then can there be harmony among people, and world peace. Our center is affiliated with the Pure Land Learning College of Toowoomba, Queensland. We operate independently from the college in the financial and management aspects, however, we share the same mission and objectives and receive guidance from the same master, Venerable Chin Kung.
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Quang Duc Buddhist Temple
Address: 85-105 Lynch Road, Fawkner Vic 3060 Vic
Tradition: Mahayana, (Vietnamese)
Affiliation: The United Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation in Australia-New Zealand Head Monastery
Phone: (03) 9357 3544 Mobile 0450.378867
Fax: 9357 3600
E-mail: quangduc@quangduc.com
Website: http://www.quangduc.com/
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Main Contact: Ven. Thich Nguyen Tang Email
Teacher: Abbot: Ven. Thich Tam Phuong
Notes and Events: Regular program:
• Monday and Saturday, 6 pm - 8 pm: Recitation of sutras and sitting meditation. This includes training in meditation, from beginners to advanced level.
• Sunday: 9 am - 4 pm: Many activities, including sitting meditation, sutra recitation, Vietnamese Buddhist youth activities, Vietnamese language course for children, Buddhist doctrines, teachings and discussion.
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Quang Minh Temple
Address: 18 Burke Steet Braybrook Vic 3019
Tradition: Mahayana, Thien Thai (Vietnamese)
Affiliation: The United Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation Of Australia - New Zealand
Phone: (03) 9312 5729
E-mail: info@quangminh.org.au
Website: https://www.facebook.com/quangminhtemplemelbourne/
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Main Contact: Tony Le-Nguyen Email
Spiritual Director: Ven. Thich Phuoc Tan Email
Teacher: Ven. Thich Phuoc Thai
Notes and Events: Quang Minh Temple is a centre for the Vietnamese Buddhist community in Victoria, as well as the office of the United Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation of Victoria. The Temple is situated about twelve kilometres west of Melbourne’s CBD, overlooking the gentle Maribyrnong River.
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Queensland Buddhist Regional Groups
Address: 296 Hansens Road,
Mackay, QLD 4740 Golden Beach Qld 4551
Tradition: Vajrayana, Non sectarian
Affiliation: Dzogchen commity
Phone: (07)4954 5188 Mobile: 0429 024 339 (Australia) +61 4 29 024 339 (Other countries)
E-mail: admin@qldbuddhist.asn.au
Website: http://qldbuddhist.asn.au/
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Main Contact: Coordinator Ven Tenzin Namdag
Teacher: Ven, Lozang Jigme Thab ke
Spiritual Director:
Notes and Events: Mackay is currently the main base of Queensland Regional Buddhist Groups. In Mackay we offer teachings and meditation on Tuesday evening, and meditation on Thursday evening. Other groups are at Airlie Beach, Bundaberg, Cairns, Fernvale, Maleny, Noosa, Rockhampton, and Toowoomba. For these locations, members come together for teachings when Venerable Namdag travels to them and most meet weekly or fortnightly to do readings and meditate when Venerable Namdag is not there. Our aim is to provide Buddhism for all and everyone is welcome. Everyone coming to Queensland Regional Buddhist Group locations is welcome to participate in the spiritual programs; which features courses, retreats, talks, guided meditations and discussions. The sessions provide instruction on how to develop compassion toward all living beings and are based on the teachings of the historic Buddha as co-ordinated by Lama Tsong Kapa. We uphold the Mahayana strand of Buddhism and our aim is to preserve the teachings in an unmistaken way.
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Queensland Zen Centre (Dae Kwang Sa)
Address: 31 Lingle Street Robertson Qld 4109 Qld Qld
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen, Korean
Affiliation: Independent
Phone: (07) 3219 4110
E-mail: qzcinfo@gmail.com
Website: http://www.queenslandzencentre.com
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Main Contact: Shim Kwang
Teacher: Zen Master Sen Shin ,resident teacher.
Notes and Events: Notes and Events: Founded in 1989 by the late teacher Zen Master Seung Sahn, internationally renowned Grand Master of the Kwan Um School of Zen, the Queensland Zen Centre – Dae Kwang Sa or “Great Light Temple” is a residential training temple for students of Zen Buddhism.
The temple offers a training program consisting of daily meditation practice, monthly retreats, and introductory courses for persons interested in discovering their life direction. In awakening the Bodhisattva ideal, one’s essence is realized and spontaneously functions for the benefit of all beings.
The formal aspects of Zen training consist of sitting and bowing meditation, chanting of sutras, and kong-an practice, a process of direct inquiry into one’s true nature as it appears in each moment. The temple’s resident teacher oversees all aspects of Zen training including giving Dharma talks and kong-an interviews. The temple’s resident teacher is Zen Master Sen Shin. An ordained nun since 1990, Zen Master Sen Shin received transmission in Zen Master Seung Sahn’s lineage from Zen Master Dae Gak in 2006. Zen Master Sen Shin also oversees the teaching at the Queensland Zen Centre’s practice groups at Nundah (Nundah Zen Group) in Brisbane and at Runaway Bay (Gold Coast Zen Group) at the Gold Coast.
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Raj Malik
Address: 15 Heseltine Street, ACT Denman Prospect 2611
Tradition: Vajrayana
Phone: 0433264105
E-mail: abcraj@hotmail.com
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Spiritual Director: Lama Choedak Rinpoche Email
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Red Hat Temple
Address: 110 McHales Road Chorlton, Banks Penninsula RD3 Canterbury 7583
Tradition: Vajrayana, Nyingma
Affiliation: Siddharthas Intent - Dzongsar Kyenste Ripoche
Phone: 03 304 8730
E-mail: kim@tibetanbuddhism.co.nz
Website: http://www.tibetanbuddhism.co.nz
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Main Contact: Ron Books Email (Phone: 03 304 8730)
Notes and Events: Rime is the principals of a non sectarian approach to Tibetan Buddhism, the not for profit trust actively invites teachers and organises events at a minimal cost for the benefit of the community. Raupo Bay Retreat is situated on a secluded bay with plenty of space in Banks Penninsula, it is available for any organisation to use for group retreats or come for a visit or stay for a solo retreat.
We meet twice a month on special practice days at the Nyingma Buddhist centre for Tsok (Tibetan) or Gana Chakra Puja (Sanskrit) - a Circle Gathering Feast offering. Dates are according to powerful astrological days - the 10th day of the waxing moon (Guru Rinpoche Day) and the 25th day of the waning moon (Dakini Day). Tsok is primarily a practice of offering. It is a very rich practice with many layers of meaning, and it can be practised on various levels. Further it can be explained: “Ganapuja is a tantric ritual, made up of various phases, whose aim is the reconfirming of the “promise” or commitment (samaya) between the disciple and the master, and also between disciple and disciple. In addition to this, through consuming food and drink in the ganapuja, the practitioners develop their capacity to integrate contemplation with the sense-pleasures, as well as entering into the state beyond dualism, which is the inner meaning of the samaya” - Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche, Dzogchen - The Self Perfected State, 1989.
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Rigpa (Newcastle)
Address: 47 James Street, Hamilton Newcastle NSW 2303
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Nyingma
Phone: (02) 02 4911 1108
E-mail: newcastle@rigpa.org.au
Website: http://www.rigpanewcastle.org.au
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Spiritual Director: Sogyal Rinpoch
Notes and Events: We are located at 47 James St, Hamilton, NSW 2303 (corner of James and Murray Streets, behind the Beaumont St clock tower. ) Opening TimesIn addition to our evening classes and Friday drop-in session, we are open 12 noon – 1:30 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays. Drop-in Meditation sessions are also held from 12:30 – 1:15 on on those days.
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Rigpa - Adelaide
Address: 77 King William Street
Kent Town SA 5067
Tradition: Vajrayana, Nyingma Tibetan
Phone: (08) 8362 5888
E-mail: adelaide@rigpa.org.au
Website: http://www.adelaide.rigpa.org.au
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Notes and Events: Please note that this centre is only staffed during courses and organised events. Please direct all mail to our post office address. Messages can be left at the phone number listed above at any time and we will return your call as soon as possible.
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Rigpa Brisbane
Address: 2/19 Enoggera Terrace
GPO Box 2658, Brisbane, 4001. Red Hill Qld
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Dzogchen Longchen Nyingthik
Phone: (07) 3030 0649
E-mail: rigpa@rigpabrisbane.org
Website: http://www.rigpabrisbane.org
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Main Contact: Natalie Stuart (Phone: (07) 3630 4979)
Spiritual Director: Sogyal Rinpoche
Notes and Events: Rigpa aims to present the Buddhist tradition of Tibet in a way that is both completely authentic, and as relevant as possible to the lives and needs of modern men and women. Open to all schools and traditions of Buddhist wisdom, and with the guidance and gracious patronage of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Rigpa offers those following the Buddhist teachings a complete path of study and practice, along with the environment they need to experience the teachings fully. Under the Spiritual Direction of Sogyal Rinpoche, Rigpa has grown into an international network of over 100 centres in 23 countries. Rinpoche is a world renowned Buddhist teacher from Tibet and the author of the highly acclaimed book - the Tibetan Book of Living and Dying. Rigpa Brisbane offers a number of courses and events which bring students together with the teachings in an interactive environment. The centre is roughly a 10 minute drive from the CBD. Parking is available the lot accross the road (see map). Entrance is via the gate on the right of Kids on the Terrace
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Rigpa Canberra
Address: Level 1A, 27 Mulley Street Holder ACT 2611
Tradition: Vajrayana, Dzogchen tradition of the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism
Affiliation: Rigpa Fellowship
Phone: 02 6181 7124
E-mail: canberra@rigpa.org.au
Website: http://canberra.rigpa.org.au/
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Spiritual Director: Sogyal Rinpoche
Notes and Events: There is no resident teacher. We are all dedicated students of Sogyal Rinpoche who volunteer to provide a place and opportunity to study Buddhism.
We hold regular meditation sessions open to the public. Introductory courses are offered usually twice a year. On-going curriculum for deepening the path. Contact the centre for details for schedules. How to find Rigpa CanberraRigpa Canberra is located at Level 1A, 27 Mulley Street, Holder, off either Streeton or Dixon Drives. Note: the door to the Community Centre closes at 5.30 pm and so for attendance at evening meditation or courses or other events after hours, it is important to arrive on time so someone can be there to let you in. A mobile phone number will be provided for latecomers enrolled in particular courses.
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