Dana Days are an opportunity to: Please note, as there are no cooking facilities at the Buddhist Library, please bring pre-cooked food along with your own disposable plates, cups etc……
Dana Days are an opportunity to: Please note, as there are no cooking facilities at the Buddhist Library, please bring pre-cooked food along with your own disposable plates, cups etc……
Dana Days will be a joint venture between the Buddhist Library and the Association. They will be held at the Buddhist Library, 90–92 Church Street, Camperdown, from 10 am to 1:30 pm on the last Sunday of each month, beginning on 28 April.
November 25, 2021 Facing difficult ethical choices: considering Voluntary Euthanasia Thay Thich Truc Thong Phap
September 25, 2021 Reflections – by Bhante Tejadhammo In the Samyutta Nikaya 56.41 we encounter a very strange story called the Lokacintā sutta. In this sutta a man relates how he went off and sat down by a lotus pond to reflect on the nature of the world. Sitting there he saw a very strange thing or vision. The result was that he thought that he must be going mad, must be insane. Read the sutta if you want to know what he thought he saw. He returned to the city and told his friends about his vision and they too concluded that he was mad. However the Buddha stated that he was not mad and that what he had seen was real. However the Buddha went on to point out that this kind of “reflection’ is quite fruitless and useless in the famous concluding remarks to the sutta.