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Buddha House is affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT).
Friday, 13 June Organised by The Great Stupa in Bendigo. At MAXIMS Reception Centre, 11 Cross Street Bankstown Sydney, on the occasion of His Holiness' Sydney teachings.
A special dinner with the Lama's to raise funds for the Jade Buddha of the Great Stupa in Bendigo. Bookings can be made through the website of the great stupa on http://www.jadebuddha.org.au/donate_dinner.html For more information contact Jill (03)9528 3031 or email:
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Please make sure you have booked your tickets for His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s teachings over 11 – 15 of June in Sydney http://www.dalailamainaustralia.org/, and join the Lama’s for a special dinner. Accommodation available in Sydney for His Holiness' teachings (booked but no longer required) 3 bedroom apartment at Quest Rosehill Apartments (train ride away from Olympic Park). Very reasonable rates. (link to these apartments on official website http://www.dalailamainaustralia.org/) Contact Will 0417 891 921
Rinpoche wishes to convey his heartfelt and deepest apologies that he has to cancel his visit to Australia for His Holiness's teachings and to lead the retreat afterwards in the Blue Mountains. Rinpoche hopes that everyone concerned will understand and if you can also pass on to those who were coming to the retreat the reasons why Rinpoche cannot come, as well as his sincere apologies.
Click the "Read More" link to see more details in a message from Venerable Roger (Rinpoche's attendent)
Venerable Tenzin Palmo was one of the first Westerners to be ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun. Early in her life she secluded herself in a cave for twelve years with the last three in strict retreat, facing great physical difficulties including an avalanche.
Public Talk: Thursday 24 April. $20 (w), $15 (c). Weekend Teachings: 19-20 April. $75 (w), $15 (c) per day. Venue: Burnside Ball Room Tickets available at the door. Events are organised by Tsechen Thubten Choe Ling - please see www.tsechen.org.au for more information and enquiries.
Thank you to all who helped make the Buddha House Open Day such a success! It seems word travelled far and wide and many people came along to explore our centre. From 1pm onwards the Gompa was choc-a-block with visitors, keen to absorb the atmosphere and observe the goings-on. The day was packed full of exciting events and we were lucky enough to receive an impromptu teaching from Geshe-la.
Click the "Read More" to see some pictures of the event, and details of a Fundraiser Dinner for the Drati Monks at Port Noarlunga Lifesaving club this Saturday.
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NEWSFASH - The Drati monks have indicated that they will be attending.
Our community would like to invite you to join us to again demonstrate our depth of feeling for those suffering in Tibet today.
We want to make more public the atrocities and brutality that is rampant by the Communist Chinese Government toward a peaceloving and gentle people, who have had their country, their culture and their freedom that we take so much for granted, viciously stolen from them. You are most welcome to come along and chant the compassion mantra with us.
Long Life Puja's are meant to be spectacular, and last Sunday's certainly lived up to this expectation. Special thanks to Venerable Jamyang whos expertise and energy was the main reason for it's success, to all the dedicated volunteers who sprung into action, to the whole community who attended and made this occasion so special, and not least to Geshela who's patience and wise guidance has benefited so many of us. Click the "Read More" link to see more pics and comments.
"Today, I extend heartfelt greetings to my Chinese brothers and sisters round the world, particularly to those in the People's Republic of China. In the light of the recent developments in Tibet, I would like to share with you my thoughts concerning relations between the Tibetan and Chinese peoples, and to make a personal appeal to you all. ..."
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Venerable Tenzin Palmo was one of the first Westerners to be ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun. Early in her life she secluded herself in a cave for twelve years with the last three in strict retreat, facing great physical difficulties including an avalanche.
Sunday 20th April 2008, 1 - 5 pm
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