Director Małgorzata Ola Dobrowolska’s movie tells the story of the first Vajrayana center in Australia in the 1960s and 70s
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Bhutan Buddhist Society of Western Australia to Host HE Ven. Sangay Dorji
The Bhutanese spiritual leader will be welcomed by the kingdom’s Aussie, Perth-based sangha
The Australian Sangha Association Committee’s Statement on the Referendum
ASA supports Yes to Australia’s upcoming Referendum on Indigenous Recognition and a Voice to Parliament, with a compulsory ballot to be held on 14 October
The Temples of Buddha’s Light: Master Hsing Yun’s Global Outreach
The great international temples founded by Master Hsing Yun in his global mission to share the message of humanistic Buddhism
Arquitectura budista contemporánea, Part One
Expanding horizons with contemporary Buddhist architecture around the world
Bringing Compassion to Those That Need It Most: A Domestic Violence Worker Brings Buddhist Ideas to Survivors of Family and Sexual Violence
Australia-based DV worker Lynda Rushton shares how Buddhism brings a unique dimension to working with women living with domestic and partner abuse
Ajahn Brahm’s “Karuna-virus” – A book for these times
Why do we tell stories? Throughout history, the storyteller was the sage, the wise one. Stories have a mythic, primeval place in human society and culture. They are expressions of our deepest intuitions, our oldest folk memories, and our sense of ultimate destiny. At a social level, they speak to our times and advise us […]