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Amawatura Buddhist Centre Inc.
Address: 53 Settlers Road Wadalba NSW 2259
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan
Phone: 0451 499 524 0417 435 300
E-mail: sugathawansa56@gmail.com
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Teacher: Ven Sugathawansa
Main Contact: Dr Gamani Goonetilleka Email
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Amawatura Buddhist Centre was set up in 2015 by Dr Gamani Goonetilleka, Ven Ratmalane’ Sirisumana Nayake’ Thero, Ven Hapugoda Buddhadatta Nayake’ Thero with overseeing advice from Ven Dr Ratmalane’ Somaloka Thero, in Sydney Australia. We were Incorporated in March 2016 and subsequently registered as a ‘not for profit’ charity in Australia.
Australia is a very successful multicultural nation and we are proud to be a part of it. Access to Sri Lankan Buddhist monks in the Sydney region is limited as the small numbers of monks present at the Sri Lankan Buddhist temples in Sydney region are extremely hard pressed to find the time to engage in various Buddhist cultural aspects to help the Sri Lankan Buddhists and other interested persons in the diverse community. Amawatura Buddhist Centre (Inc) is proceeding to develop a ‘Sri Lankan Buddhist Cultural Centre’ involving establishment of a Buddhist monks’ residence, a ’place of Buddhist worship’, and a Buddhist Library. We hope to have a complete Buddhist cultural programme, much more than we offer now. Till we secure a permanent ‘Place of Worship’, all our functions such as ‘Poya’ Full moon day ‘Sil’ programs, Vesak and Katina celebrations, other significant events in the Buddhist Calendar which attract a reasonable number of devotees are held in Halls hired for the purpose. As of now our resident monks are available to visit households for Almsgivings, Buddhist blessing ceremonies, accept invitations for Buddhist sermons, Pirith Chanting and other necessary Buddhist Cultural activities to help the Sinhala speaking Buddhists and others in the Australian, Chinese, Cambodian, Vietnamese, Burmese, Indian and other communities. The idea is to offer spiritually essential Buddhist cultural support, teach Mindfulness, Insight Meditation, and interact with devotees in brotherhood. Our Committee has Sinhalese, Tamil, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian persons, all working together with the wider Buddhist community to enrich each other’s lives in a manner of ‘UNITY IN DIVERSITY’.
We are a small but Incorporated and registered charity in Australia and actively seek donations to complete this project towards establishment of a permanent ‘Place of worship’ to better serve the Buddhist public and others in necessitous circumstances in Sydney NSW Australia.
Armadale Meditation Group
Address: 18-20 Nanson Way Nollamara WA 6061
Tradition: Theravada, Thai, Forest Tradition, Western
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Phone: (08) 9390 1188
E-mail: armadale@bswa.org
Website: https://bswa.org/location/armadale-meditation-group/
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Teacher: Ajahn Brahmavamso and senior monks from Bodhinyana monastery
Main Contact: Mrs Rachel Green Email (Phone: 08 9390 1188 )
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This group gives people the opportunity to learn meditation and to hear a Dhamma talk, from the senior monks, during the week and in a location south of the river. The group was first started by the Society in 1987 in Gosnells.
It has continued weekly since then and now meets in Armadale, (about 35 minutes drive south from Perth City centre.
at Community Health Building,
Armadale Health Campus (formerly Armadale-Kelmscott Hospital),
Albany Highway,
Armadale.
Asoka Vihara Buddhist Monastery
Address: 38 Valencia Cres, Toongabbie NSW 2146 Toongabbie NSW 2146
Tradition: Theravada, Burmese
Phone: +61 (02) 9636 8392
E-mail: admin@asokakyaung.com
Website: http://www.asokakyaung.com/
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Asoka Vihara is a traditional Burmese Buddhist Monastery established in Sydney that promotes Dhamma and teachings of Buddha in Australia. Regularly conducting Dhamma sermons in Burmese and English fulfilling religious requirements of the Buddhist community.
Association of Engaged Buddhists
Address: Sangha Lodge" 20 Victoria Street Lewisham NSW 2049 NSW
Tradition: Theravada, Western
Phone: Ph/Fax: (02) 9590 3617
E-mail: sanghalodge@bigpond.com.au
Website: http://www.engagedbuddhists.org.au/
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Teacher: Ven. Tejadhammo
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Programme:
Monday evening at 7.30 pm Silent Sitting MeditationWednesday Evening at 7.30 pm Dhamma Talk and Meditation/Discussion/ Cup of Tea + a visiting teacher once per month.
1st Sunday of the Month Dana Day begins at 10.30 am with Chanting, Dhamma Talk and meditation then offering of food to Sangha and shared lunch together. Followed by an open committee meeting at 1 pm.3rd Sunday of the month a One Day Retreat 9.30 am to 4pm (bring your own lunch)
Teaching programme varies throughout the year but usually in 6 week blocks on a Thursday evening at 7 pm (telephone first to be sure)Every second month a long weekend retreat for those who are seriously ill (residential available)
Weekend Workshops throughout the year (Telephone to enquire)
From June 2005 Tuesday Mornings from 10 am to Noon - Meditation practice for those dealing with illness.Bengal Buddhist Association Australia Inc.
Address: 7 Rabaul way Matraville NSW 2036
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: ESTD: 2000, Reg. INC9895516
Phone: +61(02) 80608979 / +610422653715
E-mail: bengalbuddhistassociation@hotmail.com
Website:
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General Secretary :: Mr. S. Bodhimitra Email (Phone: +61415503341)
President :: Mr. Nitish Barua Email (Phone: +610422653715)
Spiritual Director: Ven. Sudhira
Notes and Events:
Monthly Dharma session at the organizations office.
Bhaddeka Vihari Padanama
Address: 1855 Westernport Road Ripplebrook Vic 3818
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan Galduwa tradition
Affiliation: Kalyani Yogashrama Forest Monastery in Sri Lanka
Phone: 03 5608 0918
E-mail: info@bvp.org.au
Website: https://www.facebook.com/bhaddeka.vihari/
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Teacher: Venerable Wagadapola Wimalagnana
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Vision Statement
To engage in activities in line with environmental protection and eco friendly living (Agro based activities)
Also facilitate eco friendly living with ease and relaxation (Bed & Breakfast).
To promote mindfulness training for physical and mental well-being.
Proposed Activities
Promote Virtuous Living with the following of an ethical code of non harm leading to stress free mindful living
Promote mindfulness training for physical and mental well being
Facilitate Residential Retreats for Mental purification and greater understanding of nature of life. In our busy day to day to living we keep switching rapidly from one task to another and experiencing stress without really getting to knowing causes and how best to slow down activities. This serene location offers an opportunity to learn mindfulness as taught in Buddhist scriptures and avoid stress
Retreats are for varying lengths from 1 day, 3 days, 14 days and 21 days with opportunities for participants to benefit from Mindfulness activities and Power of Noble Silence
Opportunities for issue resolution and dealing with addiction through Mindfulness Training with the guidance of qualified councillors
Family Counselling based in Buddhist principles, loving kindness meditation and with the guidance of qualified councillors mediate in relationship issue between husband and wife and Parents and Children. Other emotional issues such as dealing with anger, self-confidence and depression
Youth activities designed for different age groups of 10-15 years, 16-20 years and 20 -25 years promote like minded association with social responsibility and activities designed to promote such values. Activities cover Youth Camps, Team Tasks, Youth Camps, Summer Camps. Mindfulness Meditation, Discussion sessions on current themes and concerns, organic farming, Hikes and mindfulness walking sessions, activities protecting environment
Volunteer Opportunities Organising Community Services in the region with social needs of the community
Community Seniors day promote opportunity to catch up with each other and participate in communal activities under the watchful eyes of dedicated volunteers.
Visiting hospitals and boosting moral of patience and other services such as Chaplin Services.
Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre
Address: 25 Rutland Road Medlow Bath NSW 2780 NSW
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana, Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw
Phone: : (02) 4788 1024
Fax: (02) 4788 1024
E-mail: bmimc@pnc.com.au
Website: http://www.meditation.asn.au/
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Retreats: Regular Vipassana Retreats
Regular program: One day workshops, weekend retreats, nine days, two week, three week and one month longs. Sitting groups in mountains and in Sydney.• Monday night group meditation:
At the Buddhist Library 90 Church Street, Camperdown, Sydney (02) 9519 6054 Group meditation is held on every Mondays night in the downstairs section of the Buddhist Library at 7pm to 9pm - All Welcome!
There are also at group meditation nights at Medlow Bath Blue Mountains Centre. The type of meditation practice is vipassana or Insight meditation in the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw.Bodhi Dhamma Vihara Bendigo
Address: 25 Sandhurst Town Rd Myers Flat Vic 3556
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan
E-mail: bodhidhammabgo@gmail.com
Website: https://bodhidhammabgo.org.au/
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Main Contact: President: Deeptha Wickramaratna (Phone: 0430 712 788)
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The Sri Lankan Community Club Bendigo which commenced about 7 years ago has steadily increased in numbers and more recently became an incorporated entity known as Bodhi Dhamma Buddhist Association (Bendigo)Inc, which has proudly commenced the building of a Buddhist temple - Bodhi Dhamma Vihara at The Great Stupa of Universal Compassion in Bendigo.
The temple will provide our expanding Sri Lankan Bendigo community, Buddhist, and non-Buddhist alike, an opportunity to fulfil their spiritual needs and showcase our cultural and religious traditions to others, as we participate in the social cohesion that is fostered at the Great Stupa.
Facebook : <<https://www.facebook.com/bodhidhammabendigo<<
Bodhikusuma - Buddhist & Meditation Centre
Address: Lvl 2, 203 - 209 Thomas Street,Haymarket, NSW 2000
Mailing: PO BOX 258, Strawberry Hills, NSW 2012 NSW
Tradition: Theravada, Thai
Phone: (61 2) 9211-1188
Fax: (61 2) 9281-1128
E-mail: bmcentre@bodhikusuma.com
Website: http://www.bodhikusuma.com/metta/
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Bodhikusuma Buddhist & Meditation Centre started in 2002. It is a functioning Theravada Buddhist centre which provides facilities to learn and practice the teachings of the Buddha through classes, meditation, workshops and talks. Since 2007, Bodhikusuma has moved to a much larger and more central location in Chinatown, Sydney.
Bodhinyana Great Southern
Address: PO Box 360 Albany DC WA 6331
Tradition: Theravada, Australian Forest tradition
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Phone: (08)9844 6666
E-mail: greatsouthern@bswa.org
Website: https://bswa.org/location/bodhinyana-great-southern-project/
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Teacher: Venerable Mudu
Spiritual Director: Ajahn Brahm
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We currently service the whole of the Great Southern region (best we can) including free weekly public Dhamma talks & meditation in:
- Albany (Fridays 7-8pm, doors open 6:30pm) Manly 'Lions Club' Hall, 331 Ulster Road, Albany WA 6330;
- Denmark Sundays 4-5pm); The Sanctuary, South Coast Highway, Denmark WA 6333;
- Mount Barker (6:30-7:30pm, doors open 6pm) Mount Barker Community Resource Centre, 1 Lowood Road Mount Barker, WA 6324.
We also provide regular weekly spiritual guidance, Dhamma & meditation instruction at Albany Regional Prison, Pardelup Prison Farm, Albany Health Campus, & Albany Community Hospice.
Weekly pinbabaht (alms round) is held each week on Saturday morning on Stirling Terrace, Albany finishing at Thai Angel Hand Massage Shop at around 9am
Facebook: BSWA Great Southern
Bodhinyana Monastery
Address: 216 Kingsbury Drive Serpentine WA 6125
Tradition: Theravada, Forest Tradition, Thai
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Phone: (08) 9525 2420
Fax: (08) 9525 3420
Website: http://cms.bodhinyana.org.au/
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Teacher: Abbot: Ven. Ajahn Brahmavamso
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Bodhinyana monastery is nestled amidst the rolling hills of the Darling Range, near the small town of Serpentine, Western Australia.
The monastery began its growth in 1983. Named after the great teacher Ajahn Chah, Bodhinyana means the ‘wisdom of enlightenment’. With the generous help and support of our dedicated lay community the monks have built Bodhinyana to establish a home beneath the trees, in harmony with nature.
The monastery is home to around twenty monks, residing in huts scattered over 242 acres. We have a large meditation hall, where members of the public are welcome to spend time enjoying the peace and tranquillity of the atmosphere here. There is also a kitchen & dining hall, and accommodation for anagarikas (white robed, long-term residents) and guests.
Bodhinyana provides an ideal environment of solitude and simplicity in which the Sangha and residents can dedicate their practice to the cultivation of virtue, meditation and wisdom.
Bodhisaddha Forest Monastery
Address: 295 Wilton Road Wilton NSW 2571
Tradition: Theravada, Thai Forest Tradition- Ajahn Chah
Affiliation: Bodhikusuma Buddhist & Meditation Centre Sydney
Phone: 0481-811-877
E-mail: wat@bodhisaddha.org
Website: https://www.bodhisaddha.org/wat/en/
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Spiritual Director: Luang Por Liem Thithadhammo
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Located in Wilton, NSW, just 20 minutes from Wollongong and 1 hour from Sydney, Bodhisaddha provides a forest sanctuary in which monks and laypeople have the opportunity to encounter and practice the path of spiritual development taught by the Buddha.
The resident community of monks have an ideal environment to cultivate lives of meditation and service, while allowing visitors to receive teachings and to develop qualities of generosity, faith, mindfulness and wisdom in line with the Buddhist path.
Dedicated towards bringing peace into the lives of individuals and the surrounding community, Bodhisaddha welcomes all traditions that share this vision.
Buddharatana Monastery of Australia
Address: 12 Menindee Avenue Leumeah NSW 2560
Tradition: Theravada, Thai Dhammayut tradition
Affiliation: The Chinese Theravada Buddhist Alliance, Kuala Kangsar Guan Yin Temple in Malaysia
Phone: 0466096466
E-mail: buddharatana.monastery.aust@gmail.com
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/buddharatana-monastery-of-aust/home
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Teacher: Bhikkhu Dhammavaro
Spiritual Director: Bhikkhu Dhammavaro Email (Phone: 0466096466)
Notes and Events:
In 2016 at the request of his Chinese students in Sydney, Bhante Dhammavaro decided to move to Sydney, so the property in 572, Beaury Creek Road, Urbenville, NSW 2475 is sold and a house in 12, Menindee Avenue, Leumeah, is bought as the new site of the Buddharatana Monastery of Australia Inc. to serve the need of the Chinese Theravada buddhists in NSW.
Long live the Buddha Sasana.
Buddhist Temple Trisikkha Inc
Address: 7 Mount Kulburn Drive (PO Box 589, Derragun Townsville) Jensen Qld 4818
Tradition: Theravada, Thai
Phone: (07) 4751 6038 (07) 4751 6258
E-mail: nipa@bro.com.au
Website: https://www.buddhisttempletownsville.com/
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Main Contact: Mrs. Nippa Brown Email (Phone: 0432 387 909)
Teacher: Phra Kanokphan Sukkhum
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Opens the temple from 09.00 AM - 19.00 PM from Monday - Friday and 09.00 AM - 20.00 PM from Saturday - Sunday.
Chanting
Offering food to monks...
Thai New Year
Loy krathong festival
Wesak Day Festival
Dhamma classes
All Buddhist festivals
Buddhist Vihara of Queensland - Goodna Temple
Address: 108 Eric Street Goodna Qld 4300
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan, everyone welcome
Phone: (07) 3818 8806
E-mail: sugathasara@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.goodnatemple.org.au/temple/
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Secretary: Mr Asela Devendra Email
Main Contact: Ven.Wilagama Anandanda Siri
Contact: Jaya (Secretary) (Phone: 07 3372 7663)
Teacher: Ven. Sugatha Sara
Notes and Events:
The Buddhist Vihara of Queensland is situated on 2.5 acres of bush-land setting in Goodna on an elevated land. Its native vegetation along with ample wild life creates serene and calm surroundings, with the stone Buddha statue in meditation posture in front of the main building. The main building houses the shrine room with a beautiful Buddha statue, monks quarters. Disability access is from the back of the building. Toilet facilities for the visiting public are located at the ground floor area. The place can easily accommodate 500 visitors during a major festival. The veranda around the upper floor of the building provides ample space for a quiet sitting for meditation.
Visitors from all walks of life and religious beliefs are welcome to visit the temple. All the residents in the immediate neighbourhood consider the temple as a valuable addition to the forest setting of the area. They all appreciate the harmless, non-invasive and peaceful life of the monks and the devotees. It recommended that one should visit the temple just to experience the ambiance of the place.
Sensible attire with white or lighter colours is welcome. While at the temple, speak little and act in a disciplined manner.
Silence is the key thing for the cultivation of mind.
Alms giving for the monks have been arranged for the days of the month. Please telephone the resident monks to organize alms giving for a special occasion.
A future development plan has been approved by the Ipswich City Council. This includes better parking facilities, access roads, a meditation hall, Sthupa and a Bodhi Tree Precinct. Donations are welcome to help develop the temple.
Canberra Bhāvanā Society
Address: Canberra ACT 2600
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 0421 137 417
E-mail: stuart_amoore@yahoo.com.au
Website: http://www.canberrabhavanasociety.org
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Notes and Events:
Canberra Bhāvanā Society's main focus is meditation and a study of the Suttas (teachings of the Buddha and His disciples).
Courses run throughout the year and are open to everyone regardless of background or experience. For each course, one or several Suttas are chosen. The forum for the courses starts with meditation followed by a reading of a Sutta during which time discussion, questioning and critical reflection are encouraged.
All views are respected and everyone is welcome!
Canberra Insight Meditation Group
Address: OConnor/Lyneham ACT ACT 2602
Tradition: Theravada, Mahasi Sayadaw, Western
Affiliation: Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre
E-mail: info@canberrainsightmeditationgroup.org
Website: http://www.canberrainsightmeditationgroup.org/
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Main Contact: Lesley Lebkowicz Email
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Please refer to
http://www.canberrainsightmeditationgroup.org/
for further information.
Coast and City Sangha
Address: Adelaide and Middleton SA
Tradition: Theravada, secular
Phone: (08) 8555-2588
E-mail: ammarkey@yahoo.com.au or
Website: http://coastandcitysangha.weebly.com/
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The groups that make up the Coast and City Sangha ( Goolwa Dharma Group and Ashtree Sangha follow a broad, secular approach.
This approach values what it is that people actually experience, both in meditation and in daily life. Within the framework of the teachings of the Buddha, this approach gives us a way to explore, and come to understand more about, these experiences and our inner worlds.
We encourage you to approach meditation with gentleness and curiosity, allowing your own unique experience to unfold naturally; being open to, and cultivating awareness of, the rich variety of experiences that make up our inner lives, and coming to appreciate in a new way even those aspects we may usually view as unacceptable or mundane
Ashtree Sangha meets on the second Sunday of every month from February to December, upstairs at the Hatha Yoga Shala, 172 Hutt Street, Adelaide. Sangha meetings run from 3 to 5pm.
The Goolwa Dharma Group is based at the Middleton Pioneer Hall, Walker Place, Middleton or see map below. We meet fortnightly on a Monday 10.00 to 12.00 noon.
For more information, contact Anna ammarkey@yahoo.com.au ( Ashtree Sangha ) or Barb bkirke@internode.on.net ( Goolwa Dharma Group )
Daham Niketanaya
Address: 1690 Mickelham Road, Yuroke, VIC 3063 Vic
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan
Affiliation: North Victorian Buddhist Association
Phone: 03 9333 4848
E-mail: kotte1952@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.dahamniketanaya.org.au
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Main Contact: Bhante Sathindriya Thera.
Teacher: Ven. Kotte Santhindriya
Notes and Events:
The Daham Niketanaya was established in 1994 by the North Victorian Buddhist Association Inc. Now located at Yuroke, the temple's main objective is to maintain a centre for education and training in Buddhist culture and Asian languages. The temple also engages in activities to increase the awareness of Budhism and meditation in the community at large. One of temple's main tasks is to promote social fellowship and harmony within the framework of tolerance, participation, loving kindness and compassion in keeping with the Buddhist tradition.
The Centre also caters for the practice of meditation and encourages the practical observance of Theravada Buddhism for Buddhists and non Buddhists among Australians.
Dakkhina Dhammatthala Southern Oasis of Dhamma
Address: 79 Davis Avenu Christies Beach SA 5165
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Buddhist Society of South Australia
Phone: 0401080953
E-mail: ven.santacari@gmail.com
Website: http://www.dhammatthala.org
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Teacher: Ayya Santacari Bhikkhuni
Spiritual Director: Ajahn Brahm
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Monthly Program
Pindapat in Rundle Mall 3rd Fridays 10.30 am
Weekly Program
Tuesday 1pm: UniSA Learn to Meditate & Guided Meditation
Tuesday 7pm: Sitting Group @ DD, Christies Beach
Tuesday 8.15pm Sutta discussion @ DD, Christies Beach
Saturday 3pm: Learn to Meditate and Guided Meditation @ DD
Saturday 4pm: Dhamma Discussion and cups of tea @ DD
Saturday 5pm: Sitting Group @ DD
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
Notes and Events:
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).
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.
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
Notes and Events:
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.
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)
Notes and Events:
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
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
Notes and Events:
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.
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