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Author Archives: Udomson BK
Buddhists at the border are going to join the UN Day of Vesak in Sydney and Melbounre
Ajahn Satit, the monk from Buddhist temple in Albury has taken a part in the organising committee of the Australian Observance of the United Nations Day of Vesak 2012. Vesak Day was recognized as a United Nations Day of international … Continue reading
Posted in Local News, National Buddhist News
Tagged Melbourne Town Hall, Sydney Town Hall, UN Vesak 2012
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A new page of Wat Albury
After a few unfortunate incidents – the burglary – twice in 6-7 weeks, garden equipments and machineries, old and newly replaced ones, were part of the items taken. Ajahn Satit took an ironic step to fix the problem by donating … Continue reading
Conquering greedy people with generosity
Late afternoon of April 7th, Ajahn Satit who has just arrived back from Sydney for the Sunday service in Albury has noticed that the CCTV at the front of the house was gone. He immediately contacted the police and waited … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Border Mail, Buddhist Temple Albury, burglars, Dhamma, generosity, Giving, thieves
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Buddhism in the west
On Tuesday 20 March , Ajahn Satit went to Melbourne specifically to attent the Dhamma talk by Lama Ole Nydahl, one of the westerner Dhamma teachers of the Tibetan Karma Kagyu Buddhist tradition or Diamond Way Buddhism as it is … Continue reading
The Services at WatAlbury is running every Sunday.
This week, it seem to be a rumor around about the Buddhist temple in Albury was closed. Today, Ajahn Satit the Buddhist monk who provide Sunday services at the temple in Albury since December 2010 confirm that the Sunday Service … Continue reading
The Buddhist temple mystery
While more and more people in Albury starting to be aware of the Buddhist temple in Albury that it provides Sunday services in English which include meditation, Dhamma talks and chances to offer food to a Buddhist monk, there is … Continue reading
Wrong livelihood for lay followers
Right Livelihood (samma ajivo) is the fifth of the eight path factors in the Noble Eightfold Path, and belongs to the virtue division of the path. For lay people who have to do work in order to gain income for … Continue reading
Posted in Dhamma Talks
Tagged alcohol or intoxicants, Buddhism, Job, Right Livelihood, the Noble Eightfold Path
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Dhammakaya Meditation Centre, Albury 