Our current meeting place, The Centre on Dupont Street, has been sold and we’ve had to look for a new location for our Sunday morning sessions. We’re very fortunate to have found a wonderful new spot close by on Prince Arthur Avenue near Bloor and St. George.
Starting in December, we’ll be meeting at the Xiaolan Health Centre at 88 Prince Arthur Avenue.
Venerable Khemako will be leading a non-residential retreat in Toronto November 9-10. For more information click here
Venerable Khemako will be joining us via Skype on Sunday, October 21. For more information, click this link:
https://www.theravadabuddhistcommunity.org/event/venerable-khemako-dhamma-talk-and-qa-8/
One of the bhikkhunis from Sati Saranaya Hermitage will give a dhamma talk for the group on Sunday, September 23. For more information click here
Ayya Medhanandi will be leading a non-residential retreat in Toronto Oct 12 -14. For more information click here
Venerable Khemako will be joining us via Skype on Sunday, August 26. For more information, click this link:
https://www.theravadabuddhistcommunity.org/event/venerable-khemako-dhamma-talk-and-qa-7/
Venerable Khemako will be joining us via Skype on Sunday, June 24. For more information, click this link:
https://www.theravadabuddhistcommunity.org/event/venerable-khemako-dhamma-talk-and-qa-6/
Ajahn Viradhammo’s talks recorded during his April, 2018 visit to TBC and SIMT are now available on our Resources page.
Below is an excerpt from the announcement on Tisarana Buddhist Monastery’s website:
There is something auspicious in the air. And you can be part of it.
As Tisarana grows, the need for a larger sala (hall) has become apparent. The present sala can hold only 50 people in close quarters. The envisioned new dhamma hall is planned to replace the current (Kusala) sala and will comfortably hold 150 people, with extra space available in a conjoined foyer for large events.
Hedges, gates, trees, paths and courtyards will help to define the new geometry of the landscape in which the dhamma hall and the proposed buildings will sit. These will also serve to shield cars from view, create a clear sense of entry, guide day visitors to the main entrances – and walking paths beyond – and create defined areas for outdoor activities.
The construction of the dhamma hall will be a major project for the monastery. Currently in the planning phase, it is expected to take three to four years to complete.
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To view the full announcement, visit sala.tisarana.ca
Venerable Khemako will be joining us via Skype on Sunday, June 24.
https://www.theravadabuddhistcommunity.org/event/venerable-khemako-dhamma-talk-and-qa-5/