Dharma Monday
Living the vision
We will celebrate the vision this February of building the stupa at Sudarshanaloka twenty years ago. Why did we choose to build a seven-metre concrete monument up a bush valley in the Coromandel and why rejoice twenty years on?
Prajnalila and Akasamati will talk about the building of the stupa, how this brought our community together and how it continues to inspire practice on the land.
Dharma night is suitable for those who would like to learn more about Buddhism. It is also a popular night for regular friends to drop in and practice together. If you are a beginner but can't get to/or have just started one of our meditation classes, you are still welcome to come and join in.
The usual program for these evenings is a talk on some aspect of Buddhism followed by a tea break and a group meditation to end the evening.
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By koha/dana
Caring for each other's health
Before attending, please read our current Covid Guidelines. This is part of how we practice together.
Led by
Akasamati
Akasamati came to Auckland from the UK in 1990 just as the Auckland Buddhist Centre was about to open at its present location. Since then she has…
Prajnalila
Prajnalila became part of Triratna 35 years ago, has been ordained for 17 years, and is now an anagarika. She is the women's Order Convenor, deeply…