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Welcome !
Sakya Choekhor Lhunpo (The Melbourne Sakya Centre) is an organization which aims to develop the
practice and activities of Mahayana Buddhism in general and that of the Sakya
tradition of Tibetan Buddhism in particular. We do this by fostering
opportunities for Buddhist study, Buddhist practice and through engaging in meritorious activities.
News
- Public Teaching by Khenpo Ngawang Damchoe
In Melbourne on 24th and 25th September.
Khenpo la will be visiting Melbourne from Drogmi Retreat Centre in New South Wales to give teachings on "A Letter To A Friend" by Nagarjuna. The teachings will be held on the 24th and 25th of September at the South Yarra Community Centre in Fawkner Park, 62 Toorak Rd, South Yarra. Click here for a PDF of
the flyer.
- Public Talk by Khenpo Ngawang Damchoe
In Melbourne on Wednesday 8th September.
Khenpo will be visiting Melbourne from
Drogmi Retreat Centre
in New South Wales in early September and we are very happy to annonce that he has
kindly agreed to give a pulic talk titled "The Benefit of Dharma In One's Life" while
here. Khenpo's insightful and open presentation style has always been well
recieved by members and visitors alike. We look forward to seeing you on the day!
Click here for a PDF of
the flyer.
We are happy to announce the start of a new centre program
in August. It includes shamata (calm abiding meditation), Green Tara pujas and discussion/teaching
sessions. All are welcome! Click here for a PDF of
the flyer.
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The Bardo is commonly known as the intermediate state between
death and rebirth. Lama Konchok will discuss the experience of the
subtle consciousness continuum of previous life and rebirth
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- 2009 Great Sakya Monlam Announcement
The 18th Great Sakya Monlam
is to be held in Lumbini
from 23rd of November to 2nd December 2009. This year's event will be special, marking 50 years since the enthronement
of His Holiness Sakya Trizin.
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- Information Page for HH Sakya Trizin's visit to Melbourne 24-29 June 2009
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