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DANA TIMES - FEBRUARY
Note there is no communal meal or talk on 7:00am Dana days. THERE ARE THESE TREES,
THERE ARE THESE EMPTY HUTS - DO NOT BE NEGLIGENT, BUT MEDITATE!” (The Buddha, Majjhima Nikaya #106/M ll 266) |
NEW CEILING FANS IN MARQUEE
With Covid regulations restricting the number of people allowed in the shrine room more visitors are
listening to Dhammatalks outside under the marquee. With these hot Summer days, it was decided
to install two large ceiling fans in the marquee to add to everyone's comfort.
With Covid regulations restricting the number of people allowed in the shrine room more visitors are
listening to Dhammatalks outside under the marquee. With these hot Summer days, it was decided
to install two large ceiling fans in the marquee to add to everyone's comfort.
AJAHN DHAMMASIHA AT BODHIPALA MONASTERY
Ajahn Dhammasiha accompanied, by Ven. Dantacitto, visited Bodhipala Monastery in
South Australia over the past few days, to give teachings and encouragement to all.
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Ajahn Dhammasiha accompanied, by Ven. Dantacitto, visited Bodhipala Monastery in
South Australia over the past few days, to give teachings and encouragement to all.
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Dhammagiri Community
Offering of Forest Cloth ('Pha-Pah'/'Pinkama') 
With Special Guests Ajahn Nyanadipo
(Abbot Bodhipala Monastery, Adelaide) and Ven. Nipako |
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All financial donations at this event will be used for Dhammahall Upgrade Project
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08.30 am Arrival of Participants
Refuge & Precept Ceremony Dhammahall open for quiet meditation 09.00 am Morning Chanting Ceremony of Taking Refuge in Triple Gem & 8 or 5 Precepts 10.00 am Arrival of Participants for Almsoffering 10.30 am Almsround and Shared Meal 12.00 pm Community Offering of Forest Cloth Short Dhammatalk Requesting the Sangha to Recite Paritta Invitation to Devatā Auspicious Paritta Chanting by Sangha 01.00 pm Break/Walking Meditation 01.30 pm Chanting/Meditation/Dhamma Discussion 02.30 pm Break/Walking Meditation 03.00 pm Evening Chanting Meditation Short Dhamma Reflection 05.00 pm End of Program Please note: The ceremony at 9.00am is not only for those observing 8 precepts as it includes both 8 and 5 precepts and one can join or leave at any time in the program. Please be seated in the Dhammahall at least 15 mins before start of sessions. Please observe noble silence near the Dhammahall on this day. |
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Māgha Pūjā is also known as 'Sangha Day', and is one of the most important full
moon days in the Buddhist calendar. It commemorates the occasion of 'Sāvakasannipāta',
a spontaneous gathering of Arahant disciples, which happens at least once in the
lifetime of each Buddha. In the case of our Buddha Gotama, the Sāvakasannipāta
took place at the full moon in February:
moon days in the Buddhist calendar. It commemorates the occasion of 'Sāvakasannipāta',
a spontaneous gathering of Arahant disciples, which happens at least once in the
lifetime of each Buddha. In the case of our Buddha Gotama, the Sāvakasannipāta
took place at the full moon in February:
CIRCUMAMULATION OF THE BODHI TREE - NEW YEAR'S EVE
View the video of the entire New Year's Eve program that was live streamed here:
https://vimeo.com/dhammatalks
View the video of the entire New Year's Eve program that was live streamed here:
https://vimeo.com/dhammatalks
(Anumodana toTum for the photos)
DHAMMAGIRI PROGRAMS NOW OPEN
TO VISITORS EVERY DAY
Dear Supporters and Friends of Dhammagiri, please feel free to drop in spontaneously
to any of our public programs. Note the 7:30 am Saturday precepts program is now
held in the Shrine room in the Dhammahall and not at the top of the hill.
If you have any cold or flu symptoms, please do not visit the monastery.
Masks are not manditary. As well as paper, there is also a QR Code for touchless
scanning sign-in (Telstra mobile service only).
(click here for the latest Covid guidelines at Dhammagiri)
If planning to offer food Dana, note that the dana time can be at 7.00 am on some
weekdays or not at all if the monks are away from the monastery. Please check
the calendar for these days. There will be the blessing for donors, but no communal
meal or talk on 7:00 am days)
TO VISITORS EVERY DAY
Dear Supporters and Friends of Dhammagiri, please feel free to drop in spontaneously
to any of our public programs. Note the 7:30 am Saturday precepts program is now
held in the Shrine room in the Dhammahall and not at the top of the hill.
If you have any cold or flu symptoms, please do not visit the monastery.
Masks are not manditary. As well as paper, there is also a QR Code for touchless
scanning sign-in (Telstra mobile service only).
(click here for the latest Covid guidelines at Dhammagiri)
If planning to offer food Dana, note that the dana time can be at 7.00 am on some
weekdays or not at all if the monks are away from the monastery. Please check
the calendar for these days. There will be the blessing for donors, but no communal
meal or talk on 7:00 am days)
VOLUNTEERS
There is an ongoing need for volunteers to help out with various projects arounds the monastery.
If you would like to help, please contact the webmaster via the contact page on the website.
There is an ongoing need for volunteers to help out with various projects arounds the monastery.
If you would like to help, please contact the webmaster via the contact page on the website.
DHAMMAHALL UPGRADE
New Commercial Quality Kitchen & Library
Construction to begin March 2021
New Commercial Quality Kitchen & Library
Construction to begin March 2021
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After many years inconvenience of having the kitchen located next to the Shrine Room,
extensive renovations are now planned.
The cost of this project is $88,000.00 If you wish to contribute to this fund, you can do so by cash or cheque in donation boxes or by choosing from one of the options listed on the website donation page. http://www.dhammagiri.org.au/donations-aaaa.html Indicate 'Dhammahall Upgrade' together with your donation. If you wish to get a receipt, please provide your name & email address. Anumodanā for your kind generosity. |
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THE SANGHA AT MAIN RANGE NATIONAL PARK
Earlier this week the monks from Dhammagiri visited with lay supporters the Main Range National
Park - a mountain range and national park located 85 kilometres southwest of Brisbane. It is part
of the World Heritage Site Gondwana Rainforests of Australia.
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Earlier this week the monks from Dhammagiri visited with lay supporters the Main Range National
Park - a mountain range and national park located 85 kilometres southwest of Brisbane. It is part
of the World Heritage Site Gondwana Rainforests of Australia.
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(Anumodana to Pat, Tor, and Tum for the photos)
LIVE VIDEO STREAMING
All Dhamma teachings at Dhammagiri are now streaming
live on video on our vimeo channel and Facebook.
https://vimeo.com/dhammatalks
https://www.facebook.com/DhammagiriForestHermitage
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The next scheduled live stream is visible right on top of the profile page, and a
recording of the last one is available just below that. We will also regularly stream all our Q&A/Dhamma Reflections every Saturday, Sunday & Monday 12.15 pm You do not need any special app, or any account to view these videos. During the live streams (actually, even before that, you could enter a question, it's possible to send text messages and questions - meaning we can do our Q&As on video as well. At the same time, we plan to keep our 'Castbox' live audio podcasts going as well. We already have quite a few regulars who enjoy that format, and audio is much easier in case anyone has got slow internet connection, or if you're using just a small phone. |
ROBE OFFERING 2020
A photo taken by one of the supporters of Dhammagiri during the Almsround on the day of
the Robe Offering ceremony at Dhammagiri on 8 November, highlighting our new concrete
patio and marquee to great effect.
A photo taken by one of the supporters of Dhammagiri during the Almsround on the day of
the Robe Offering ceremony at Dhammagiri on 8 November, highlighting our new concrete
patio and marquee to great effect.
ROBE OFFERING 2020
A video of the Robe Offering ceremony at dhammagiri on 8 November
is now available on the Dhammagiri Vimeo channel.
https://vimeo.com/473669876
The Kaṭhina season is traditionally the time when both lay community and monastic sangha cooperate
in a grand ceremony meant to mark the end of the yearly retreat period. Everyone joins the
preperations in a spirit of mutual support and harmony. It is long considered as one of the most
auspicious times in the year to make merit ('puñña' = good karma), when the laity present robes and
other requisites to the Sangha in a joyful spirit, full of appreciation for the monks resolute striving
in their meditation during the rains retreat:
VIDEO AND AUDIO RECORDINGS OF THE ROBE OFFERING CEREMONY
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Edited live video with full paritta chanting now available at same URL
https://vimeo.com/473669876 Paritta Chanting audio available on podcast (higher audio quality than video) https://castbox.fm/episode/PARITTA-RECITATION-for-Robe-Offering-Ceremony- Dhammagiri-id2744970-id324335800?country=gb Dhammatalk at Robe Offering audio on podcast https://castbox.fm/episode/Happiness-from-Harmony---Dhammatalk-at-Robe- Offering-Ceremony-id2744970-id325478342?country=gb |
NEW CONCRETE PATIO
This project has now been fully funded. Anumodanā to all the generous
donors who covered the entire $19000 cost of the project.
The new permanent marquee installed in front of the Dhammahall some time ago had
proved extremely useful. However, the original grass flooring deteriorated to the point
that a solid permanent floor was urgently required.
The marquee was removed, a concrete slab poured and coloured, and the marquee was
re-installed - all in time for the Robe offering Ceremony on 8 November 2020.
(See the process in the video below)
This project has now been fully funded. Anumodanā to all the generous
donors who covered the entire $19000 cost of the project.
The new permanent marquee installed in front of the Dhammahall some time ago had
proved extremely useful. However, the original grass flooring deteriorated to the point
that a solid permanent floor was urgently required.
The marquee was removed, a concrete slab poured and coloured, and the marquee was
re-installed - all in time for the Robe offering Ceremony on 8 November 2020.
(See the process in the video below)
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CHANTING OF THE MAHASAMAYA SUTTA
by Ven. Moneyyo is now available on our podcast. https://www.castbox.fm/episode/BUDDHIST-PALI-CHANTING%3A-Mah% C4%81samaya-Sutta-by-Ven-Moneyyo-id2744970-id315058041?country=gb The Mahāsamaya Sutta (Dīgha Nikāya/Long Discourses #20) is a very famous chant. It is considered supremely auspicious, and particularly liked by all 'Devas' (Angels/Deities/Benevolent Spirits). In every Buddha's lifetime, there occurs an event where the Devas of our world system, and even from several adjacent worlds, assemble to meet the Buddha and his Sangha of disciples. In the case of our Buddha Gotama, this event happened in the Great Forest near Kapilavatthu, the hometown of Buddha, where he grew up as a prince. As not all of the 500 monks present are able to see spirits, the Buddha explains which devas have arrived, and gives the names of their leaders, which class of devas they belong to, and the numbers of their retinue.It is widely believed that whenever this sutta is recited, devas feel attracted to come to listen with great joy and in large numbers. |
Current Covid Health Regulations at Dhammagiri
In light of the new Queensland Health Directions, which we are legally obliged to implement
at Dhammagiri, all visitors to Dhammagiri are obliged to follow these directions:
at Dhammagiri, all visitors to Dhammagiri are obliged to follow these directions:
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1. Do not visit Dhammagiri if you have any slightest symptoms of cold/cough/flu/fever
2. Maintain social distancing while at Dhammagiri: 1.5 m distance to next person, 4 square meters per person 20 visitors in Shrine room maximum + monks) 3. Please sanitize your hands on arrival with the sanitizer mounted on timber post. This is an advanced, very useful product: manufacturer claims that after usage hands will remain aseptic for several hours 4. On arrival, every visitor has to enter Name and Mobile Phone Number and Email Address on provided sheets. There is also a QR Code for touch free scanning check in. (Telstra mobile only).This is required for every visit and every session you attend. It is a legal obligation for the monastery to keep this list; we have no choice on it. Some venues have been investigated and fined for failing to comply. The purpose of the list is to quickly contact-trace everyone, in case a person with the virus attended any session at the monastery 5. Please maintain general good hygiene with frequent hand washing/sanitizing, cover coughs & sneezes with elbow or tissue/paper, and avoid physical contact with others, keep 1.5m distance The beautiful Buddhist gesture of 'Anjali' is fortunately contact-less anyhow 🙏 6. You may have noticed that we keep sliding doors and windows widely open, even if it's sometimes a little chilly. The purpose is to provide good ventilation, which has been shown to effectively reduce virus transmission. Additionally, we have plenty of space outside under the marquee, on verandahs, and in our beautiful Spring sun, which is much safer than crowded, stuffy indoor spaces. 7. Visitors are not required to wear masks. |
"By protecting oneself, one is protecting others."
Samyutta Nikāya 47.19 'Medakathālikā'
Samyutta Nikāya 47.19 'Medakathālikā'
DANA TIMES FOR FEBRUARY 2021
We still have to maintain good hygiene, hand washing/sanitizing, and
social distancing of 1.5m, and minimum of 2 square-meter per person.
Please click on the button for details of offering Dana.
social distancing of 1.5m, and minimum of 2 square-meter per person.
Please click on the button for details of offering Dana.
The Noble Eightfold Path is rightly one of the best known and most highly regarded teachings of
the Buddha. It is a recognized as a fundamental core teaching in all Buddhist traditions, and thus
contributes to harmony between the various Buddhist schools and lineages. As the fourth Noble
Truth, it was taught by the Buddha in his very first discourse, the Dhammacakkappavattana
Sutta. In fact, even before mentioning the truth of Suffering, it's cause, and it's end, the Buddha
first expounded the Middle Way, which is exactly this Noble Eightfold Path.
the Buddha. It is a recognized as a fundamental core teaching in all Buddhist traditions, and thus
contributes to harmony between the various Buddhist schools and lineages. As the fourth Noble
Truth, it was taught by the Buddha in his very first discourse, the Dhammacakkappavattana
Sutta. In fact, even before mentioning the truth of Suffering, it's cause, and it's end, the Buddha
first expounded the Middle Way, which is exactly this Noble Eightfold Path.
Video Sessions in 8 Installments now available for download
Audio Sessions in 8 Installments now available for download
https://castbox.fm/ch/2744970
'Dhammagiri Buddhist Podcasts' is now also available on Spotify
(not live, only recordings)
https://castbox.fm/ch/2744970
'Dhammagiri Buddhist Podcasts' is now also available on Spotify
(not live, only recordings)
VIDEO OF BLESSING AT ALMSOFFERING
with subtitles and translation
This is the chanting we regularly do for our kind, generous donors, when they offer almsfood to
the Sangha. Ven Dantacitto has added both the Pali text and an English translation in the subtitles.
The first part of the chant directly refers to the ritual of pouring water from a small bronze vessel
into a receptacle. While pouring the water, the donors form a mental resolution to share all their
good karma with departed relatives. The second part starting with "Those who give others..."
was spoken by the Buddha when he explained 5 karmic rewards for offering food. Next follows
Verse #109 from Dhammapada.The anumodanā ends with traditional verses of blessings.
This video in high definition and widescreen with full description can now
be viewed on the Dhammagiri "Dhammatalks" Vimeo channel
https://vimeo.com/420113386
with subtitles and translation
This is the chanting we regularly do for our kind, generous donors, when they offer almsfood to
the Sangha. Ven Dantacitto has added both the Pali text and an English translation in the subtitles.
The first part of the chant directly refers to the ritual of pouring water from a small bronze vessel
into a receptacle. While pouring the water, the donors form a mental resolution to share all their
good karma with departed relatives. The second part starting with "Those who give others..."
was spoken by the Buddha when he explained 5 karmic rewards for offering food. Next follows
Verse #109 from Dhammapada.The anumodanā ends with traditional verses of blessings.
This video in high definition and widescreen with full description can now
be viewed on the Dhammagiri "Dhammatalks" Vimeo channel
https://vimeo.com/420113386
LIVE PODCASTS
All podcasts are published on 'Castbox'
You need to download and install the Castbox app if
youwish to listen and participate in livecasts:
Android Phone/Tablet:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fm.
astbox.audiobook.radio.podcast
iphone/ipad:
https://apps.apple.com/au/app/podcast-player-castbox
/id1243410543
Recorded podcasts can be played on any browser
and operating system, including PC & Mac here:
https://castbox.fm/ch/2744970
You need to download and install the Castbox app if
youwish to listen and participate in livecasts:
Android Phone/Tablet:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fm.
astbox.audiobook.radio.podcast
iphone/ipad:
https://apps.apple.com/au/app/podcast-player-castbox
/id1243410543
Recorded podcasts can be played on any browser
and operating system, including PC & Mac here:
https://castbox.fm/ch/2744970
Click here for a list of upcoming live podcasts.
Anyone can send questions to this email and Ajahn will try
to answer them, either in podcast, newsletter, or email.
to answer them, either in podcast, newsletter, or email.
SUNDAY EVENING CHANTING WITH SUBTITLES
This is a video of the chanting we do at the beginning of our regular session every Sunday afternoon.
Due to the Coronavirus lockdown at the time, we were doing the sessions in the Aggasālā on top of the
hill,to get enough mobile reception for the live audio podcasts. Ven Dantacitto has added subtitles for
the complete text we chant. We follow the chanting version as given in the Amaravati Chanting Book
Vol 1 (pages 18ff, 37ff & 33ff). Ven Dantacitto, is joining our chanting, but is unfortunately not visible.
https://vimeo.com/414635663
This is a video of the chanting we do at the beginning of our regular session every Sunday afternoon.
Due to the Coronavirus lockdown at the time, we were doing the sessions in the Aggasālā on top of the
hill,to get enough mobile reception for the live audio podcasts. Ven Dantacitto has added subtitles for
the complete text we chant. We follow the chanting version as given in the Amaravati Chanting Book
Vol 1 (pages 18ff, 37ff & 33ff). Ven Dantacitto, is joining our chanting, but is unfortunately not visible.
https://vimeo.com/414635663
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IMPACT OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
Luang Por Sumedho & Ajahn Amaro has kindly granted us permission to publish a video that Luang Por had recorded for Amaravati to answer questions about the impact of Coronavirus pandemic. This video is now available on our vimeo 'Dhammatalks' channel https://vimeo.com/413351105 A crisis situation like the current pandemic arouses numerous unpleasant and challenging emotions in our mind, like fear, grief, anger and anxiety. Luang Por encourages us not to immediately resist these emotions and try to push them away, but rather to welcome them in the sense that we observe them with awareness. When we do not identify with these emotions, and do not cling to them, but instead simply watch them arising and passing, they can no longer overpower our mind. |
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REVIVAL OF THE BAMBOO SCREEN
Ven. Bhuripanyo brought the rains with him when he arrived on 16th of January for a stay for around 3 weeks.
On his previous stay at Dhammagiri he had overseen the project of planting our bamboo screen and many
other native plants, and set to work on our drought afflicted bamboo on arrival. Together with other Sangha
members and dedicated volunteers, he has overseen the remarkable revival of the bamboo screen.
Ven. Bhuripanyo brought the rains with him when he arrived on 16th of January for a stay for around 3 weeks.
On his previous stay at Dhammagiri he had overseen the project of planting our bamboo screen and many
other native plants, and set to work on our drought afflicted bamboo on arrival. Together with other Sangha
members and dedicated volunteers, he has overseen the remarkable revival of the bamboo screen.
There are ongoing opportunities for volunteers to help in various ways at Dhammagiri. Anyone who would
like to help out can contact the webmaster via the contact page on the website..
like to help out can contact the webmaster via the contact page on the website..
WILDLIFE OUTSIDE THE DHAMMAHALL
MERIT OPPORTUNITIES
As a registered non-profit organisation, Dhammagiri is dependent entirely on donations, and does
not charge for any teachings or accommodation. It is only due to your generous donations that we
have been able to cover ongoing expenses, and we would like to extend our anumodana to all those
who have contributed over the years. A number of special projects requiring substantial funding
are currently under way in addition to ongoing medical and travel expenses. To enable our
donors to direct their donations specifically to these highly meritorious projects, we have now
established a number of special funds for this purpose.
Click to donate to any of the following funds:
As a registered non-profit organisation, Dhammagiri is dependent entirely on donations, and does
not charge for any teachings or accommodation. It is only due to your generous donations that we
have been able to cover ongoing expenses, and we would like to extend our anumodana to all those
who have contributed over the years. A number of special projects requiring substantial funding
are currently under way in addition to ongoing medical and travel expenses. To enable our
donors to direct their donations specifically to these highly meritorious projects, we have now
established a number of special funds for this purpose.
Click to donate to any of the following funds:
We count on your ongoing support of Dhammagiri.
Anumodanā for your kind generosity.
Anumodanā for your kind generosity.
New brooms for the morning sweep
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BIOGRAPHY OF AJAHN CHAH NOW AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH The English version of Ajahn Chah's biography is available at Dhammagiri. The translation has been prepared by Ajahn Jayasaro (previous abbot of Wat Pah Nanachat and one of Ajahn Chah's senior Western disciples), who had also written the Thai original. Included is a great wealth of additional new material, meant to introduce newcomers not yet so familiar with the Forest Tradition to the background and meaning of our practices. This book is superbly produced both in terms of content and external appearance, 800+ pages hardcover in full linen with stitched binding. You can now get it at Dhammagiri (and other monasteries of the lineage of Ajahn Chah) completely for free, due to the amazing generosity of the dedicated sponsors of this publication. |
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THE HORSES ARE BACK
Our new neighbours are agisting their horses in Dhammagiri's lower paddock.
Please do not allow children to venture into the paddock.
Our new neighbours are agisting their horses in Dhammagiri's lower paddock.
Please do not allow children to venture into the paddock.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
A small group of regular volunteers work in the forest and fields of
Dhammagiri on various projects - here digging out Lantana.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
A small group of regular volunteers work in the forest and fields of
Dhammagiri on various projects - here digging out Lantana.
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KING PARROT
Male Australian King-Parrots (Alisterus scapularis) are the only Australian parrots
with a completely red head. Photographed at Dhammagiri this week.
Male Australian King-Parrots (Alisterus scapularis) are the only Australian parrots
with a completely red head. Photographed at Dhammagiri this week.
LOWER BODHI TREE WITH IT'S NEW FOLIAGE
SOME LOCALS HANGING OUT ON THE VERANDAH
PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE BIRDS
Feeding the birds has made them very aggressive in their pursuit of human food -
recently causing injuries to people.
Please help discourage the birds by not feeding them, and by gently chasing them.
Feeding the birds has made them very aggressive in their pursuit of human food -
recently causing injuries to people.
Please help discourage the birds by not feeding them, and by gently chasing them.
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THE LOTUS POND
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DHAMMAGIRI PROGRAMS NOW OPEN
TO VISITORS EVERY DAY
TO VISITORS EVERY DAY
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SATURDAY
07:30 am.......Observance of Triple Gem & 8 Precepts / 5 precepts 08:30 am.......Silent Meditation 10:30 am.......Almsoffering 11:45 am.......Personal Questions & Dhamma Discussion SUNDAY 10:30 am........Almsoffering 11:45 am........Personal Questions, Dhamma Talk & Discussion 3:00-5:00 pm..Chanting, Guided Meditation, Dhamma Discussion MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:30 am........Almsoffering 11:45 am........Personal Questions, Dhamma Talk & Discussion PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 10: 30 am.......Almsoffering 11:45 am........Personal Questions & Dhamma Discussion |
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We have now a dedicated group who comes to Dhammagiri every Saturday at 7.30 am to take Triple Refuge & 8 Precepts/5 Precepts. After the ceremony, they continue silent meditation in
the Dhammahall until the meal offering. Some join the almsoffering as well, and a few may continue some more hours of silent meditation in the Afternoon. There's no need for any prior arrangement, you can just drop in and join any Saturday 7.30 am at the Dhammahall at the bottom of the hill. It's not required to come every week, participating only occasionally or giving it a try once is perfectly OK, as is observance of 5 precepts in case 8 are too difficult. |
03:00 - 5:00 pm.......Chanting, Guided Meditation & Dhammatalk
Open 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Sundays
The library at Dhammagiri holds an extensive collection of texts on Buddhist philosophy, meditation, and traditions.
For more library information, please contact Indrani Doloswala on 0402908519.
The library at Dhammagiri holds an extensive collection of texts on Buddhist philosophy, meditation, and traditions.
For more library information, please contact Indrani Doloswala on 0402908519.
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Visitors are requested not to use mobile phones or similar electronic
devices (tablets, laptops, games) in or around the Dhammahall.
It's kinder not to feed the birds.
Please note Dhammagiri records and photographs events to share with others via
our website and Facebook page. If you do not wish to be filmed or photographed,
please advise on your arrival. If you require an item to be removed from the website,
please advise the webmaster via the contact page on the website.
devices (tablets, laptops, games) in or around the Dhammahall.
It's kinder not to feed the birds.
Please note Dhammagiri records and photographs events to share with others via
our website and Facebook page. If you do not wish to be filmed or photographed,
please advise on your arrival. If you require an item to be removed from the website,
please advise the webmaster via the contact page on the website.
