Experience the benefits of Buddhist meditation at one of Australia’s Diamond Way Buddhist centres and groups, under the spiritual guidance of the 17th Karmapa Trinlay Thaye Dorje and directed by Buddhist Master Lama Ole Nydahl.
Try out a meditation and experience first hand how it improves your state of mind. All centres and groups offer meditation at least once a week, in an atmosphere of idealism and friendship. Newcomers are always welcome.
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Upcoming events
Perth: Mar. 6th Buddhism Today - Practical Timeless Wisdom with Lama Ole Nydahl
Lama Ole Nydahl, a Western teacher of Diamond Way Buddhism, will give a lecture entitled “Buddhism Today” on Tuesday 6th March at 7:30 p.m. at Alexander Library Building, Perth Cultural Centre, Perth.
Sydney: Friday March 9 – Tuesday March 13 Australian Phowa (Conscious Dying) Course 2012
The practice of Conscious Dying, or ‘Phowa’, is one of the most profound teachings of Diamond Way Buddhism. During this practice, one learns to transfer the consciousness at the moment of death into the state of highest bliss (Dewachen). The course also enables you to help others at the time of their death.
Canberra: Mar. 14th The Way Things Are - A living approach to Buddhism for today's world
Join Buddhist Master Lama Ole Nydahl for his one and only Canberra event for 2012. In this not to be missed public talk at the historic Albert Hall, he will discuss how to integrate Buddhist practice and the liberating and powerful methods of Diamond Way Buddhism into daily life.
Lama Ole's synthesis of modern style and ancient wisdom has demystified Buddhist teachings for thousands of students around the world. He is joyful, unconventional and shuns political correctness.
Melbourne: Mar. 20th Buddhism in the West
Lama Ole Nydahl a Western teacher of Diamond Way Buddhism, will give a lecture entitled “Buddhism in the West” on Tuesday 20th March at 7:30 p.m. at BMW Edge, Federation Square.
Lama Ole will explain in a fresh way the practical application of timeless wisdom in our modern world.
The entrance fee is $25 / $20 Concession.
After spending years studying Buddhist teachings and meditation practices, Danish-born Lama Ole Nydahl and his wife Hannah were authorized by their teachers to make Diamond Way Buddhism accessible to the Western world.