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Dhammacakka Meditation Center

Address: No. SA, 14/ 98/ J-10, Baraipur, Sarnath,Varanasi   Uttar Pradesh 221007
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +91-542-2595716
E-mail: nagabhantee@yahoo.com
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U: Adicca  Email  (Phone: +91-542-2595716)
Spiritual Director: Dr. Nagavamsa  Email  (Phone: +91-542-2595716)
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I am Rev. U Nagavamsa  a Myanmar Buddhist monk, doing missionary in India, Bangladesh and Myanmar. At present I have construction a meditation center at Sarnath, Varanasi where the Buddha first sermon was. I hope I can fulfill here the reintroduction of the Buddha\'s teaching.

After construction the meditation hall I can accept 120 Yogis and will arrange the course for training of meditation on the way of Mahasi Sayadaw of Myanmar.

I hope I can: 1 preservation, 2. Restoration, 3. Promotion and, 4. Propagation of Buddhist cultures in India.

I wish all living being happiness with Dhamma and that they attain Nirvana by practice of meditation.

Dr. Nagavamsa

Dhammacakka Meditation Center
Baraipor, Sarnath Varanasi UP India

Dhammachaya Buddhist Center Denmark

Address:   H 4534
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 0045 5016 8646
E-mail: dhammachayabuddhistcenter@gmail.com
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Main Contact: dhammachayabuddhistcenter@gmail.com  
Spiritual Director: Venerable Kusalasami  
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We offer Meditation class and Buddhist teaching class.

Dhammadeepa Vihara

Address: 43 Hemmings Street, Dandenong, VIC 3175   Vic
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan, all are welcome!
Affiliation: Sri Lankans Buddhist Meditation Association
Phone: 03 9794 9492
Fax: 03 9708 0264
E-mail: info@dhammadeepa.org.au
Website: https://www.dhammadeepa.org.au/
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Contact: Ven. Sangha Nanda  
Teacher: Venerable Puja Akaravita Sangananda  
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Dhammadeepa meditation centres located at Dandenong and Cranbourne are managed by The Buddhist Meditation Association of Victoria. The Association is incorporated under the Australian Government Incorporations Act 1981 and has been operating in the state of Victoria since 1994. The Association is also registered as a Charitable and non-profitable religious organisation with Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission (ACNC).

Dhammadhara Foundation

Address: The Cypress Hermitage, Bambarella   Tawalantenna Central 20838
Tradition: Theravada, Forest Tradition (Aranna-vasin)
Phone: (+0094) 081 562 0553
E-mail: bhikkhu.samahita@what-buddha-said.net
Website: http://What-Buddha-Said.net
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Spiritual Director: Venerable Bhikkhu Samahita  Email  (Phone: (+0094) 081 562 0553)
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Solitary meditation hermitage in connection with meditation center.
Longterm retreats welcome, personal guidance by solitary meditator.
The Dhammadhara Foundation performs public service for all beings:
http://What-Buddha-Said.net/various/Dhammadhara_Foundation.htm

Dhammadharini

Address: 6791 Sturtevant Drive.   Penngrove 94951
Tradition: Theravada, Bhikkhuni Monastery
Phone: 7075839522
E-mail: dhammadharini.monastery@gmail.com
Website: http://www.dhammadharini.net
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Main Contact: Ven. Tathaloka Mahatheri  Email  (Phone: 7075839522)
Spiritual Director: Ven. Tathaloka Mahatheri  Email  (Phone: 7075839522)
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Founded by Ayya Tathaloka & friends in 2005, Dhammadharini was first in the Western United States to offer a support network for bhikkhunis in Theravada Buddhism.  Our monastics have served as a vanguard & continue to deepen and refine their skill in nurturing an awakening and awakened Sangha. 

Dhammaduta Myanmar Buddhist Center Germany e.V.

Address: Gutleutstr 127   Frankfurt am Main 60327
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Meditation and Buddhist teaching
Phone: +4915214489565
E-mail: venkusalasami@gmail.com
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Main Contact: venkusalasami@gmail.com  
Teacher: Venerable Chekinda  
Spiritual Director: Venerable Kusalasami  
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We offer Meditation class, General Buddhist Teaching

Dhammagiri Forest Hermitage

Address: 10 Ben Varden Ave Kholo   Brisbane QLD 4306
Tradition: Theravada, Ajahn Chah
Phone: 61 7 3201 2041
Fax: 61 7 3201 2044
E-mail: chummy@dhammagiri.org.au
Website: http://www.dhammagiri.org.au
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Spiritual Director: Ajahn Dhammasiha  (Phone: 61 7 3201 2941)
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WEEKLY PROGRAM

SATURDAY: 10:30am Pindapata (Almsround)

                 11:45am Personal questions and Dhamma Discussion

SUNDAY:      10:00am Pindapata (Almsround)

                  11:45am Dhammatalk and discussion

                   02:45pm Chanting, guided meditation, Dhammatalk & discussion

MONDAY:      10:30am Pindapata (Almsround)

                   11:45am Personal questions and Dhamma Discussion

                   Everyone is welcome to join the programme on the above days.

                    For more information, please visit our website.

Dhammagruppe Nyanaponika e.V.

Address: Kasinostraße 59 52066 Aachen   Aachen Nordrhein-Westfalen 52066
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 0241/53807252
E-mail: nyanaponika@gmx.de
Website: http://www.dhamma-ostbelgien.be
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Wir sind eine offene Meditationsgruppe, die sich seit 12 Jahren in Aachen, Hauset, Hergenrath und Raeren einmal pro Woche zu Meditation und Gespräch zusammen findet. Auißerdem treffen wir uns einmal im Monat zu einem Lesekreis, in dem wir buddhistische Texte besprechen.

DhammaGyan Foundation

Address:   Alwar Rajasthan 301001
Tradition: Theravada
E-mail: dhammagyan@gmail.com
Website: https://dhammagyan.org
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Main Contact: DhammaGyan Foundation  Email  
Teacher: DhammaGyan Team  
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DhammaGyan Foundation is an organization to spread the Buddha's words in digital format. We at DhammaGyan provide ebooks, articles, videos and other kind of content that needed to serve our goal. 

Dhammakaya Centre Singapore

Address: Dhammakaya Centre Singapore 6 Sumang Walk punggol Singapore [828675] Tel. 6926 2072  
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 6926 2072
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With the core belief that “Inner Peace brings World Peace”, Dhammakaya Centre Singapore was set up as a Buddhist Meditation Society back in September 1999, with teaching and promoting meditation as its principal activity. Meditation is a popular activity suitable for all ages, races and religions, and particularly relevant for people living in a dynamic and fast-paced city like Singapore. On top of well-established benefits to one’s physical health, it has also been shown to be effective in reducing stress and elevating cognitive abilities and work productivity. In the area of inter-personal relationship, it has an even more profound impact; a positive change at the individual’s emotional level has a positive influence on the well-being of one’s immediate family and community, thus setting in place the foundation for a world that is accepting, inclusive and cohesive. This is the world that we value and aspire for. The DCS Building was designed specifically to provide a space of tranquillity to anyone who seeks to achieve that inner peace. It’s like an oasis in a desert, a safe harbour to nourish an individual’s mind. Having set base at Punggol, we are now ready to fully pursue our mission to benefit the masses. In lock-step with the development of the Punggol district, we shall now march towards a blissful, harmonious and prosperous society.

Dhammakaya Foundation

Address: Wat Luang Phor Sodh Dhammakayaram Dammnoen Saduak District, Rajburi Province 70130, Thailand.  
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 66-81-837-8457;
Fax: 66) 32-740-170
E-mail: bmi@dhammacenter.org
Website: http://www.dhammacenter.org/home
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The Venerable Chao Khun Phra Mongkol-Thepmuni once said that Dhammakaya meditation would be known all over the country, primarily because it penetrates right to the heart of the practice of purification. Defilements such as greed, hatred, delusion, conceit, wrongview, doubt, sloth, restlessness, shamelessness, and lack of moral dread are uprooted naturally and effectively. Avijja or ignorance becomes Vijja or knowledge.

Dhammakaya meditation is not a new practice, as many believe. It is the original Buddha-Teaching. Dhammakaya meditation is the exact path that the Buddha practiced. It is cited many times in the Tipitaka (Buddhist Canon), and directly follows the Noble Eightfold Path which is classified into the three categories of Sila or morality, Samatha or Right Concentration, and Vipassana or Right Wisdom. In combination with the four Satipatthana or Foundations of Mindfulness, the Samatha (concentration) and Vipassana (insight) will advance to Right Wisdom pertaining to the Sankhara or compounds and Visankhara or non-compounds. The Right Wisdom of the Four Noble Truths will be unfolded. Nirvana or freedom from all conditioning and suffering will, thus, be attained.

Without Lord Buddha, this teaching would never have been known and practiced. Without the Venerable Phra Mongkol-Thepmuni, Dhammakaya meditation would never have been well known again. Various benefits will be gained even at the beginning of Dhammakaya meditation practice.

This is for all who seek to understand reality or the true meaning of life as well as those who seek inner purification. Wisdom and virtue develop hand-in-hand. As the meditator progresses beyond the distortions of the passions, insight sharpens and understanding deepens.

Dhammakaya Meditation does not require blind faith. You do not have to believe in Buddhism to benefit from it. It is a method for training the mind to become concentrated and keenly aware, focused inward at the center of the body. With practice, you will encounter new experiences for yourself and will develop confidence.

In 1916, Luang Phor Sodh Candasaro (Chao Khun Phra Mongkol-Thepmuni) rediscovered the Dhammakaya approach to meditation which had been lost sometime during the first five hundred years following the passing away of Lord Buddha. The technique leads the meditator directly along the path to enlightenment and emancipation by combining concentration (Samatha) and insight (Vipassana) meditation techniques. It is, thus, extremely focused and effective.

Dhammakaya Meditation practice has become popular and widespread throughout Thailand. This is intended to make the method more widely available to English speakers.

Meditation begins with turning the powers of observation and awareness inward. We are accustomed to perceiving the outside world, but introspection requires special effort. Steeped in science, we have prided ourselves on “objectivity” while remaining largely unaware of inner biases.

Traditional scientific objectivity required isolation from the object observed. Since quantum mechanics was introduced, science has recognized that we are part of the world we perceive and what we see depends on how we look at it. Meditation is like polishing a lens to enable us to see more clearly. Skill in meditation develops the ability to perceive experience directly without the distortions implicit in conceptualization.

Many seekers turn to meditation because of dissatisfaction with life. This is the universally experienced sadness / suffering / tension (Dukkha) on which Lord Buddha based the Four Noble Truths. But, this motivation to ease tensions or cope with anxieties is only a starting point. Many meditation techniques will provide relief on this worldly level, but the beauty of Dhammakaya Meditation is that it leads directly upwards from this plane to more and more refined, purer and purer levels of awareness.

The effectiveness of the Dhammakaya Meditation derives from focusing attention at the center of the body and combining three meditation techniques simultaneously. Meditators often debate the efficacy of concentration (Samatha) versus insight (Vipassana). Dhammakaya Meditation employs elements of both. Higher and higher levels of concentration enable personal insight to progress from a more worldly view to Right Understanding and ultimately to Supra-mundane Right Wisdom.

Dhammakaya International Society of Belgium

Address: Ronkenburgstraat 25   Lede Oost-Vlaanderen B-9340
Tradition: Theravada, Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen, Thailand
Affiliation: Dhammakaya Foundation
Phone: +(32) 5 33 94 909, +(32) 4 88 56 99 03
E-mail: info@dhammakayabelgie.be
Website: http://www.dhammakayabelgie.be
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We bieden cursussen en andere activiteiten aan, waarbij we niet de nadruk leggen op het werven van leden of het ‘bekeren’ van mensen tot Boeddhist. We proberen, zoals eigen is aan het Boeddhisme, de wijsheden van de Boeddha aan te bieden aan alle geïnteresseerden, aan zowel de allochtone Thai die in België, Nederland en Luxemburg wonen, als de steeds meer geïnteresseerde autochtone Europeaan.

We benadrukken de praktische kant van het Boeddhisme: hoe je Boeddhistische wijsheid op een pragmatische manier in je dagelijks leven kunt integreren, door eenvoudige maar zinvolle dagelijkse activiteiten zoals vrijgevigheid, zelfdiscipline en vooral meditatie.

Daarom organiseren we elke week meditatielessen voor zowel nieuwkomers als meer ervaren beoefenaars.  Daarnaast organiseren we verschillende keren per jaar retraites aan in het Nederlands, Thais en Engels. Nu en dan zijn er vieringen, die worden gehouden in overeenstemming met eeuwenoude Boeddhistische tradities. Deze vieringen bevatten vaak verschillende ceremonies of plechtigheden, die we simultaan vertalen in het Nederlands of Engels naar gelang het publiek dat de viering bijwoont.

Dhammakaya Meditation Center Boston

Address: 65 Roberts Street, Quincy MA 02169   Quincy MA 02169-6466
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 617-479-0674
Fax: 617-479-0674
E-mail: bostonmeditation@gmail.com
Website: http://www.dmcboston.org
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Dhammaland The Royal Monastic School

Address: Bir Bira-Siripur, Grampanchaayat- Banskuda, POST jalki, P.S. Tumgon   Mahasamund Chhattisgarh 493445
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: UBNO
Phone: 9340522897
E-mail: dhammamaster@gmail.com
Website: http://www.dhammaland.info/
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Spiritual Director: Dr. V. Sheelratna Bodhi  Email  (Phone: 00919340522897)
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Dhammaland is registered Under Public Trust No.74/2009/Bilaspur India, and Income tax exempt u/s 80G of the IT Act 1961.  Dhammalands purpose is to spread Buddhas Teachings and human kind to come out of suffering. Dhammaland is working for development of Buddhist and poor peoples of India through various Programs, seminars, meditation camps all over India. Dhammamaster (Dr. Venerable Sheelratna Bodhi) is the Founder President of Dhammaland. He is a well known Indian Buddhist monk. He has done Doctorate Degree in Meditation. He had completed his B.A. from Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka and M.A. in Buddhist Psychotherapy from Postgraduage Institute of Kelaniya University, Sri Lanka. He learned Buddhist meditation, Buddhist Philosophy, Pali, Abhidhamma at Buddhist Studies International and got six years special Bhikkhu training under the guidance of late Most Venerable Dr. Havanpola Rathanasara Mahanayakthera, Sangha Nayak of western world. He had been awarded as Dhamma Duta Honor (DDH) Doctor of Dhamma, and (MDH) Master of Dhamma by Buddhist Studies International, Sri Lanka in year 2001. He is currently propagating dhamma in India as well as other countries.

Dhammaloka Buddhist Centre

Address: 18-20 Nanson Way,   Nollamara, Perth WA 6061
Tradition: Theravada, Thai, Forest Tradition
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Phone: (08) 9345 1711
Fax: (08) 9344 4220
E-mail: admin@bswa.org
Website: http://www.dhammaloka.org.au/
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Spiritual Director: Ven. Ajahn Brahmavamso  
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http://www.dhammaloka.org.au/program.html

We are a Buddhist centre serving the global community irrespective of age, colour or creed. We offer numerous resources and support to those interested in practicing the Dhamma.

Dhammapala

Address: Kloster am Waldrand Bütschelsstrasse 74   Kandersteg Bern 3718
Tradition: Theravada, Ajahn Chah
Affiliation: Theravada
Phone: +41 (0)33 - 675 21 00
Fax: +41 (0)33 - 675 22 41
E-mail: info@dhammapala.ch
Website: http://www.dhammapala.ch
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Teacher: Ajahn Khemasiri  
Spiritual Director: Ajahn Khemasiri  
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Dhammapala  ist ein Ort spiritueller Übung und eine kleine Klostergemeinschaft in der Tradition des frühen Buddhismus (Theravàda). 

Unser Haus ist der meditativen Praxis geweiht und seine Gemeinschaft versteht sich in der Linie der thailändischen Waldtradition Ajahn Chahs und deren westlichen Ablegern.

Als buddhistisches Kloster ist Dhammapala in erster Linie Lebensort für Mönche, Novizen und gelegentlich auch Nonnen.

Die Klostergemeinschaft führt Meditations- und Studienkurse durch und nimmt zwischen diesen Veranstaltungen nach Übereinkunft Interessierte als zeitweilige Gäste im Kloster auf, wenn diese bereit sind, für die Dauer ihres Aufenthaltes nach den klösterlichen Regeln zu leben und an den Gemeinschaftsaktivitäten teilzunehmen. Unsere Gemeinschaft besteht meist aus 4 bis 6 Mönchen und einer schwankenden Anzahl von Gästen des Klosters – Männern und Frauen, die für kürzere oder längere Zeit mit den ansässigen Ordensmitgliedern ein Leben der Meditation, des Studiums und der Arbeit teilen.

Dhammasara Nuns Monastery

Address: 203 Reen Road, Gidgegannup, Western Australia, 6083   WA 6083
Tradition: Theravada, Forest Tradition, Thai
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Phone: 61 8 9574 6583
Fax: 61 8 6210 1131
Website: http://cms.dhammasara.org.au/ & http://www.dhammaloka.org.au/
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Main Contact: Venerable Hasapanna  (Phone: 61 8 9574 6583)
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Gidgegannup is located in the eastern sector of the City of Swan and includes the hills area known as the Darling Scarp. Gidgegannup is a mix of rural and rural residential.

A thirty minute drive north of east of Perth, along Toodyay Road.

For Daily Routine and Visiting information, please see:

 http://cms.dhammasara.org.au/the-bhikkhunis

Dhammavassarama

Address: No. 50-6 You-Tze-Zhai Tong-Ren Village, Chong-Pu Chaiayi 606, Taiwan R.O.C  60652
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: (886) (05) 253-0029 day
Fax: (886) (05) 203-0813
E-mail: dhamma.rain@msa.hinet.net
Website: http://www.dhammarain.org.tw/
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Teacher: Bhikkhu Metta  
Contact: Bhikkhu Metta  Email  (Phone: 886)(05)253-0029 day)
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Meditation: 

First sitting 4:30am

Last sitting 6:00~8:300pm.

Dhammavijaya Buddhist Vihara

Address: 15 Fern Tree Close   Hornsby NSW
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan- all are welcome !
Phone: Tel: Mob: (+61) 0411 741 223
E-mail: info.dhammavijaya@gmail.com
Website: https://dhammavijaya.com.au/
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Teacher: Venerable Somaloka Bhanthe  
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Services are carried out daily 8-9am and 7-8pm – all are welcome. If, however, you need to attend at any other time please ring or email in advance to ensure that you can be accommodated at that time. Almsgivings can also be booked via this number – both for breakfast and lunch.

There are also Satipatthana “the awakening of mindfulness” meditation programmes run by the resident monks. We can accommodate 10 devotees currently for the meditation program so please ring or email in advice to book.

Dhammodaya Meditation Centre

Address: 45/1 Mu 4 Tambol Tanoun-krat Ampur Muang.   Nakhon Pathom 73000
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana meditation, Mahasi Sayadaw
Phone: (0) 1-810-9632
E-mail: dhammodaya@yahoo.ca
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Contact: Ms Khun Nay  
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Dhammodaya is a Mahasi Sayadaw based practise Centre with various English speaking teachers, both Burmese and Western,  trained in Burma under Sayadaw U Janaka.It is located just outside Bangkok and conducts retreats frequently throughout the year as and when the teachers are available. U Janaka was a disciple of Mahasi Sayadaw himself, and has numerous centres around the world. The approach focuses much on Metta meditation as an aid to Insight. Most of the teachers speak fluent English, which is translated for Thais.

Dhammodaya does not have a website of its own, relying instead on phone and email contact, and the extensive network of the YBAT organisation of Bangkok, and other contacts. The retreats are almost always in English, or English + Thai, with experienced teachers under the tutelage of Sayadaw U Janaka.

Dhamsuwa Meditation Centre

Address: 285 Clonbinane Rd   Clonbinane Vic 3658
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan Sri Kalyani Yogashrama Forest Monastic Tradition of Sri Lanka
Affiliation: Bhaddeka Viharee Aranya Senansana and Kalyani Yogashrama Forest Monastery in Sri Lanka
Phone: 61 468 456 451
E-mail: bma@dhamsuwa.org.au
Website: https://www.dhamsuwa.org.au/
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Teacher: Ven. I. G. Pasadika Thero  
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As another significant step of Buddhist meditation Association of Australia efforts to disseminate Dhamma, Dhamsuwa Meditation Centre with the leadership of Ven. I. G. Pasadika Thero established at 285 Clonbinane Rd, Clonbinane, under the patronage of Sri Kalyani Yogashrama Forest Monastic Tradition of Sri Lanka.

For residential meditation practice needs until such time a suitable premise is established, we have got the kind and most respected patronage of Ven. Wegodapola Wimalagnana Maha Thero to utilise facilities of Bhaddeka Viharee Aranya Senansana, at 1855, Westernport Rd, Ripplebrook VIC, 3818 which is another branch of Kalyani Yogashrama Forest Monastery in Sri Lanka.

As the preliminary stage, our centre will be a Monk’s residence and an online broadcasting station for meditation programmes which in the near future will be moved to a suitable location and premises away from existing Buddhist Centres.

Dharma Zephyr Sangha

Address: PO Box 4401   Carson City NV 89702
Tradition: Theravada, Many sitting groups in No. Nevada
Affiliation: Mountain Stream Meditation Center
Phone: (775) 882-4980
E-mail: info@dharmazephyr.org
Website: http://dharmazephyr.org
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Contact: Kathy Schwerin  (Phone: 775.882.4980)
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We have several sitting groups in  Nevada.  In addition, we bring in teachers for non-residential retreats.  Please visit our website at dharmazephyr.org for more information.

Dharma Zephyr Sangha (Reno)

Address: St. Johns Presbyterian Church-1070 West plumbland   Reno NV 89509
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana
Affiliation: Mountain Stream Meditation Center
Phone: (775) 324-2535
E-mail: renatemassing@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.dharmazephyr.org
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We are part of Dharma Zephyr Insight Meditation Communities.  Please check the website at dharmazephyr.org for current meeting place and contact information

Contact: Renate or Dennis. Note: Meet every Monday 6:30 to8:15 PM. 

DharmaCloud

Address: 147 Richmond Road QLD  Morningside Qld 4170
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana
Phone: (07) 3343 8243
Website: http://www.dharma.org.au/dharmacloud/
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Contact: Victor von der Heyde  
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Events are normally held at the Cloudroom, which is in the grounds of the Morningside Healing Sanctuary, 147 Richmond Road, Morningside on the corner of Bonar Street. The entrance is in Bonar Street.

DharmaCloud is a Brisbane-based group which runs introductory meditation courses, hosts occasional Sunday morning meditation sessions, organises in-service teacher training courses for established meditation teachers and offers occasional meditation retreats.

DharmaCreek Sangha

Address:   Jenner CA 95450
Tradition: Theravada, Ruth Denison lineage / U Ba Khin
Affiliation: Dhamma Dena
Phone: 707-632-5589
E-mail: DharmaCreekSangha@gmail.com
Website: http://www.DharmaCreek.com
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Spiritual Director: Jill Rayna  Email  (Phone: 707-632-5589)
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We practice in harmony with the elements and our bodily sensations, to cultivate non-conceptual Being (mindfulness), to realize the truth of our own nature. Just as the waters are ever-changing, as the trees and plants dance with the air element of wind, or as the sun appears and disappears through the clouds and coastal fog, we cultivate our awareness of impermanence, which is reflected in our constantly changing thoughts and feelings, and the arising and dissolving away of all forms.  We practice surrender to the moment as it is unfolding, without clinging to any particular object, thought, or sensation--allowing all to arise and pass away within the field of our non-judging awareness.

Dharma Creek Sangha currently offers one weekend womens sunset/moonrise kayak retreat each month, plus a week-long womens dharma camp in June.  The Sangha is located on 200+ acres of beautiful land which is available for guided or solo private retreats, and for small-group use by other spiritual groups upon request.

Mail to :  PO Box 68, Jenner, 95450 

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