FABC officially recognized to represent all Buddhists in Australia and ASA representing all Australian Buddhist monks and nuns
The Buddhist Council of Western Australia (BCWA) is pleased to announce that the Federation of Australian Buddhist Council (FABC) has been officially recognized by the Australian government as the peak body representing all Buddhists in Australia and the Australian Sangha Association (ASA) has been recognized as the peak body representing all Australian monks and nuns.”
Announcement by Senator the Hon. Zed Seleja Asst. Minister for Multicultural Interests who hosted Vesak for the first time celebrated at the Australian Federal House on 10 May 2017.
SRI LANKAN SINHALESE BUDDHIST SOCIETY — VESAK CELEBRATION
Dear Friends,
At Vesak Buddhists commemorate the birth of the Buddha-to-be, Siddhattha Gotama, his Enlightenment at the age of 35 when he became the Buddha and his final ‘passing’ into Nirvana at the age of 80, no more to be reborn. Buddhist scriptures relate that each of these three significant events occurred on a full moon of the Indian lunar month of Vesakha.
Vesak Week Programs as follows.From Monday 8th to Friday 12th of May
- Daily Buddha Puja and Dhamm Deshana at 7:00pm
Saturday 13th of May 2017
- Vesak Ata Sil program
7:30 am Heel Dana
8:00 am Ata Sil samadan veema(Observe sil)
10:45 am Buddha Puja
11:00 am Sil Dana
4:30 pm Sil pavarana
- At 4:45pm Atavisi buddha Puja – Offering Atapirikara and Medicine water
Besides, Offering ATAPIRIKARA comes second in the Eight Most Efficacious or Noble Merits.
- At 5:45pm Vesak Thorana (Pandol) opening ceremony
- At 6:45pm Vesak Dansala (Free Foods) organised and offered by Dhamma School
Sunday, 14th of May 2017
- At 4:00pm Buddha Puja and Dhamma Desana (Every Sunday program)
- At 6:00pm Vesak Bakthi Geetha Gayana (Devotional songs singing) by Students and Parents of the Dhamma School
- At 7:15pm Vesak Dansela (Free foods) organised and offered by Community members
With Metta,
SLSBS
Buddhist Society of Western Australia celebrating the International Buddhist Day 2017
The Buddhist Society of Western Australia (BSWA) is one of the Buddhist centre in Western Australia where the community benefits from free guided meditation and dhamma talks almost every week of the year. This particular photo was taken showing the multi cultural Buddhist community attending the meditation centre at Nollamara on the Friday night when BSWA celebrated the International Buddhist Day 2017. Guided meditation (7:30-8:00pm Friday, Western Australian time) and Dhamma talks from BSWA are livestreamed. Previous dhamma talks are available at https://www.youtube.com/user/BuddhistSocietyWA