Come With an Open Mind
Why do Buddhists keep talking about impermanence and suffering? – that’s so depressing! And what’s this talk of emptiness – I mean I have a body and I’m here, aren’t I? And what’s all this guru business about? ...
Online sadhana practices hosted by SI Australia
(Click here to see our program of regular online meditation practices)
So that our dharma communities can continue to join in group practice, SIA will host regular Online Feast Offering practices that can be joined worldwide. This is a format we will continue as it also helps people join our practices who do not live near a practice centre. Join our mailing list to receive updates on our teaching and practice program
Our monthly Feast Offering practices are hosted on the tenth day of the waxing and waning moon (Guru Rinpoche Day and Dakini Day). The Tibetan word for this practice is tsok, which means ‘gathering’ and refers to the gathering of practitioners, the gathering of offerings, the gathering of mandala deities, and the gathering of merit and wisdom. To attend this kind of practice it is helpful, but not essential, to have some familiarity with Vajrayana theory and practice.
We are also offering the Korwa Dongtruk practice for the Deceased, hosted on the third Wednesday of every month. Green Tara practice on the first Saturday of the month as well as the Wheel, Anniversary and Buddha Day dates according to the SI calendar.
Whenever an event is being hosted by SI Global, we will cancel our practice so people can join.
Supporting material on how to join these practices, including details on any restrictions, are detailed clearly in the individual emails that are sent to our SIA mailing list about a week prior to the practice date.
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For all practices the time is Sydney, Australia time
