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  • Aloka Community Incorporated

    Location: 
    Aloka Meditation Centre, 50 Ross Road, Peats Ridge, NSW, Australia
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    Towards a sustainable and peaceful society

    The interdependent nature of existence means the way we live has beneficial or harmful consequences for other beings. The transformation of society for the better starts with a spiritual lifestyle that is both socially and environmentally aware. Spiritual communities can more effectively create a sustainable and peaceful society.

  • Auckland University Buddhist Society

    Location: 
    The University Of Auckland‎, 22 Princes Street, Auckland, New Zealand

    Anyone can join freely. AUBS is founded in 2007 with the aims of making the teachings of the Buddha accessible to the public. Since its beginnings, members have benefited spiritually and gained a sense of life-appreciating perspective to their daily existence. Venerable Ajahn Chandako, an American Buddhist monk, is the society’s spiritual director.

  • Australian Institute of Buddhist Learning and Practice

    Tradition: 
    Tibetan Gelugpa

    His Eminence Khejok Tulku Rinpoche was born in Domae, Gyalrong in Eastern Tibet in 1936. At eleven years of age he went to Dhe-Tsang Monstery and was enthroned as the reincarnate Khejok Rinpoche. For the next eight years Rinpoche stayed at Dhe-Tsang, undertaking special studies at the Monastery.

  • Bluegum Sangha

    Location: 
    Well Aware Ness Centre, 14 Ridge Street, North Sydney , NSW, Australia
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    We are insight meditation practitioners whose starting point
    is in the Buddha’s original teachings. The sangha learns from
    lay teachers. Bluegum doesn’t identify with any of the traditional divisions
    in the Buddhist world (Theravada, Mahayana, Vajrayana). We are
    non-hierarchical and organised by volunteers.

    The Bluegum Sangha’s founding teacher is Subhana Barzaghi and

  • Bodhicitta Foundation

    KALYANAMITRA means spiritual friend. The Kalyanamitra fund is a socially
    engaged, grass roots Buddhist charity and spiritual group that embodies the
    Buddhist principles of peace, compassion and equality to try and transform
    individuals and society, to remove the roots of suffering and offer help to some of the most oppressed people in the world. The Fund was established in 2002.

  • Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation Sydney

    Location: 
    20-22 Glen Street, Eastwood, NSW, Australia
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    Tzu Chi Foundation was established in 1966 by Venerable Dharma Master Cheng Yen on the poor east coast of Taiwan. For over 43 years, the foundation has been contributing to better social and community services, medical care, education and humanism in Taiwan and around the world.

  • Buddhist Council of New South Wales Inc

    Location: 
    Buddhist Council Office, 441 Pacific Highway, crows nest, NSW, Australia
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    Vision and Objectives

    Our Vision

    Our vision is for a “Dharma Community with Open Arms”.

    Buddhism varies in its practice from country to country, from tradition to tradition, and from teacher to teacher. The Buddha himself recognised that the vehicle for his Dharma teaching would adapt and change over time and in different places.

  • Buddhist Council of Victoria

    Location: 
    The BCV Does not have Physical Location only PO Box, P.O. Box 6104 , Footscray West, VIC, Australia
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    The Buddhist Council of Victoria is a representative body that acts on behalf of Buddhists in the Australian state of Victoria. It is actively engaged in representing the needs of Buddhists to all levels of government, provides speakers for interfaith dialogue and works widely with the community.

  • Buddhist Youth Initiative 4 Interconnectedness (BYI4I)

    Our wish is to connect youth across the world for peace, happiness and harmony.

    Our services include Buddhist Teachings at schools and clubs, free Buddhist gifts for youth, school holiday workshops and market stalls.

    We are a member of the Buddhist Council of NSW: buddhistcouncil.org

    Our Spiritual Director is Venerable Thubten Tenzin.

  • Dalai Lama in Australia

    Location: 
    Australia
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    We are all brothers and sisters with the same mental and physical capacities, the same problems and the same needs. We must all contribute to the fulfilment of the human potential and the improvement of the quality of life as much as we are able.

  • DIY Dharma

    We are a group of Buddhists from different traditions in Adelaide, South Australia. We are exploring ways of practice that are open, inclusive and tolerant to all aspects of the Buddha's teachings and traditions.

  • Hongwanji Buddhist Mission Australia

    Location: 
    70 Archbold Road, Lindfield, NSW, Australia
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    We are Australians and Australian residents who have chosen the Way of the Buddha as the guide and inspiration for our lives. We come from all parts of Australia to gather at our weekly Dharma sessions to share the Buddha's teachings and to enjoy each others company. We are a small but family temple and love to welcome our friends and neighbours of whatever faith to join with us in peace.

  • Jade Buddha for Universal Peace Tour

    The Jade Buddha for Universal Peace is one of the largest and most magnificent Buddhas ever carved from gemstone-quality true jade. The Buddha, including lotus and throne will be nearly 3.5 metres (11.4 feet) tall. The Jade Buddha has been carved from one great boulder known as “Polar Pride”. It is a wonder of the world.

  • Khachodling

    Tradition: 
    Drukpa Kargyud Lineage

    Khachodling is the name given to the vision and projects of Khandro Thrinlay Chodon, Khandro-la.

  • Liberation Prison Project Australia

    Location: 
    Liberation Prison Project Australia, NSW, Australia
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    Liberation Prison Project offers spiritual advice and teachings, as well as books and materials, to people in prison interested in exploring, studying and practicing Buddhism.