Mahamudra House is the home of Diamond Way Buddhism Canberra.
We offer meditation sessions Monday to Friday at 8pm. On Monday nights there is a short introductory talk and meditation explanations before the meditation. The meditation sessions run for half an hour.
We also hold meditation weekends for the Foundational Practices (Ngöndro) on the first full weekend of each month.
Buddhist teaching and meditation courses are held regularly throughout the year. As a group we also share numerous social activities.
Canberra Schedule
Special Events
| Weekend course with Matt Balara | ||
| Sep. 4th - Sep. 5th | $15 / $12 concession | details |
Regular Events
| 16th Karmapa Meditation | Monday to Friday | 8 pm |
| Ngondro practice weekend | First full weekend of the month | 10 am start both days |
Contact
Mahamudra House
104 Wattle St
(corner Brigalow opp. Tilley's)
Lyneham
Postal
Mahamudra House
GPO Box 925
CANBERRA ACT 2601
Phone: 0405 618 649
Fax: (02) 62577982
Canberra Diamond Way Buddhism News
Sunday, Dec. 27th, 2009 End of Year dinner and shut down
Christmas and the end of the year was marked with an Indonesian feast at Mahamudra House on December 19. The Canberra sangha celebrated the year together and the centre will now be closed until Monday January 11 when our regular weeknight meditation sessions will begin again.
Monday, Nov. 30th, 2009 South Coast Retreat
Members of the Canberra and Sydney centre gathered at 'The Pines' at Tuross Heads on the south coast for a weekend retreat on November 27 to 29. Chris and Alisa organised a great weekend with lots of meditation sessions, teachings and group cooking sessions - all still with plenty of time to enjoy the beach. This was the first retreat we've done at Tuross Heads and everyone enjoyed so much we're going to do it again next year.
Monday, Nov. 9th, 2009 Cate Walker teaching in Canberra
On November 6 and 7 Cate Walker from the Perth Diamond Way Centre visited Canberra and gave teachings at Mahamudra House. Cate shared her experience from studying at the Karmapa International Buddhist Institute (KIBI) in New Dehli, India. Her teachings were a combination of intuitive inspiration with the traditional Buddhist academic structure. A great time was had by all and a few of us wanted to get our our books and study.
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