The Buddhist Council of Western Australia expresses our deepest sorrow and heartbreak for the people of Nepal and Tibet. Our thoughts and prayers are with all those that have lost loved ones, the injured and the communities affected by this tragedy. May all beings be safe May the sorrow be eased May compassion and solidarity […]
As a diverse and vibrant community, the strength of Buddhism in Western Australia lies in our adherence to the core values of mindfulness, truth, and loving-kindness. Central to practicing the Dhamma is ensuring that our temples, monasteries, and centres remain sanctuaries of absolute safety and peace. To this end, the Buddhist Council of Western Australia […]
On behalf of the Buddhist Council of WA, we wish our entire community a deeply peaceful and Happy Vesak. Vesak is the most sacred time of our calendar, marking the birth, enlightenment, and passing of the Buddha. As celebrations take place throughout Western Australia from April to June, we reflect on the values of mindfulness […]
ANU researchers are exploring how perceptions and ways of thinking (i.e. worldviews) relate to experiences and ways of living (i.e. participation and inclusion) in Australia.They are seeking respondents for their online anonymous 15-20 min survey from any and all adult Australian citizens and permanent residents living in Australia.Please make sure you are represented in this […]
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