The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
Coming Home to Ourselves
Coming Home to Ourselves Metta Centre collaboration with the Association of Engaged Buddhists Presenter: David O’Rose & Tina Ng Thursdays 21 & 28 Oct, 4 Nov | 7.30-9pm Via Zoom Cost: By Donation When we think of home, we think of where we belong, where we come from, where we feel safe and nurtured. […]
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
Living Buddhism Course
Metta Centre 7-9 Cross Street #2, Bankstown, NSW, AustraliaOur weekly Living Buddhism Course explores a topic chosen by the group, and the facilitator leads the group as a whole to understand, experience and reflect on how the Buddha’s teachings can be applied to understanding that topic and our lives, so as to make our spiritual practice relevant and integrated in our daily lives. […]
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
Living Buddhism Course
Metta Centre 7-9 Cross Street #2, Bankstown, NSW, AustraliaOur weekly Living Buddhism Course explores a topic chosen by the group, and the facilitator leads the group as a whole to understand, experience and reflect on how the Buddha’s teachings can be applied to understanding that topic and our lives, so as to make our spiritual practice relevant and integrated in our daily lives. […]
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
The Word of the Buddha: A Systematic Introduction to the Buddhist Path
We invite you to explore the full scope of the Buddha’s teachings, in plain English, from the very beginning right to awakening
Meditation Retreat With Venerable Chao Khun Keng
This retreat offers a unique opportunity to experience inner stillness, all within the tranquil setting of a retreat centre.Meditation Retreat With Venerable Chao Khun Keng27 December to 3rd January 2021Online or at Wat Samphanthawong, Geelong VICCost: By donationMetta Centre volunteers will be on retreat at Wat Samphanthawong in Geelong, Victoria, under the guidance of Venerable […]
Living Buddhism Course
Metta Centre 7-9 Cross Street #2, Bankstown, NSW, AustraliaOur weekly Living Buddhism Course explores a topic chosen by the group, and the facilitator leads the group as a whole to understand, experience and reflect on how the Buddha’s teachings can be applied to understanding that topic and our lives, so as to make our spiritual practice relevant and integrated in our daily lives. […]
Living Buddhism Course
Metta Centre 7-9 Cross Street #2, Bankstown, NSW, AustraliaOur weekly Living Buddhism Course explores a topic chosen by the group, and the facilitator leads the group as a whole to understand, experience and reflect on how the Buddha’s teachings can be applied to understanding that topic and our lives, so as to make our spiritual practice relevant and integrated in our daily lives. […]
Valentine’s Day special: a course on love and relationships
We will explore love in all forms, explore how to heal conflicts, and how to bring your spiritual practice into relationshipsValentine’s Day special: a course on love and relationshipsPresenter: Tina NgWed 9 Feb | 7-8pmOnline: links provided belowCost: FreeThis course is for anyone who wants to learn how to love and how to have loving […]
Living Buddhism Course
Metta Centre 7-9 Cross Street #2, Bankstown, NSW, AustraliaOur weekly Living Buddhism Course explores a topic chosen by the group, and the facilitator leads the group as a whole to understand, experience and reflect on how the Buddha’s teachings can be applied to understanding that topic and our lives, so as to make our spiritual practice relevant and integrated in our daily lives. […]
Finding the Om in Omicron
Join this online class in discovering how Buddhist mediation and wisdom help us in our daily lives, even in the middle of a pandemicFinding the Om in OmicronPresenter: Tina NgWed 16 Feb | 7-8pmOnline: links provided belowCost: FreeHow do we find peace and tranquillity in the middle of a pandemic? Can we find the “Om” […]
Kindness: a Key Ingredient for Progress in Our Practice of the Path
This talk will focus on the things that hinder us from practising kindness, and how to cultivate more kindness towards ourselves and othersKindness: a Key Ingredient for Progress in Our Practice of the Path A dialogue with Ajahn Nissarano Wed 23 Feb| 7-8.30pm Online: links provided below Cost: Free Without a kind attitude towards ourselves, […]
How do we abandon craving?
We will focus on what kinds of craving we should develop, and what kind of craving we should abandon, and the difference between the two How do we abandon craving? A dialogue with Ajahn Sadaro Wed 2 March | 7-8.30pm Online: links provided below Cost: Free Buddhism teaches us that we should strive to be […]
Living Buddhism Course
Metta Centre 7-9 Cross Street #2, Bankstown, NSW, AustraliaOur weekly Living Buddhism Course explores a topic chosen by the group, and the facilitator leads the group as a whole to understand, experience and reflect on how the Buddha’s teachings can be applied to understanding that topic and our lives, so as to make our spiritual practice relevant and integrated in our daily lives. […]