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Tag Archives: Buddhism
The Annual Robe Offering Ceremony 2025
The Annual Robe Offering Ceremony The biggest merit event of the year Every year, this significant offering is eagerly anticipated by lay Buddhists. The Kathina Robe was traditionally offered alone on this day, but it is now well recognised as … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, Buddhist, Buddhist Temple, Buddhist Temple Albury, Kathina, Meditation, Thailand
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Nearly a Thousand Gather in Canberra for the 25th United Nations Day of Vesak Celebration
Canberra, Australia – Almost a thousand Buddhists from Sydney, Melbourne, and across Australia travelled to Canberra to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the United Nations Day of Vesak. Buses and private vehicles brought laypeople and Sangha members together for a … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, BFA, Buddhism, religion, UNVESAK, UNVESAK2025, VESAK
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Shepparton’s Queen’s Gardens Illuminate with Peace and Reflection on Vesak Day 2024
SHEPPARTON, VIC – The serene Queen’s Gardens in Shepparton transformed into a beacon of peace and spiritual reflection as the local and neighboring communities gathered to celebrate Vesak Day on Saturday, May 18, 2024. From 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Buddhism, Buddhist Meditation, Dhammakaya, Phra Satit Thitadhammo, Shepparton, VESAK, Wat Albury
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7th Anniversary
When people get away from big cities like Sydney and Melbourne, they always try to explore something different from what they always see in the cities like beaches, water fall and historic places. But on Sunday 19th November 2017 some … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Albury, Buddhism, Buddhist Albury, Dhamkaya Albury, Wat Albury
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A journey to buddhism
For a long time I’ve wanted to learn more about Buddhist practices. Then about seven years ago after getting married and falling pregnant with my first child I decided to take the first step. I was really unsure where to … 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
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Tagged alcohol or intoxicants, Buddhism, Job, Right Livelihood, the Noble Eightfold Path
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Dhammakaya Meditation Centre, Albury 