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We have interviewed many inspiring Buddhist women (and men) catch up on all our Webinars here 

Webinars To Inspire

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Photos from left :Li-Anne Tang, Ariya Baumann and Ven Canda Bhikkhuni

So far in 2024  we have held three inspiring webinars.

  1. Li-Anne Tang: Weaving Meditation into the Fabric of your Life. If you would like to bring more awareness to all aspects of your life – not just when you’re sitting on the cushion - I recommend this webinar. As Li-Anne  says ‘this is really what meditation is’. She is the author of ‘Get Off Your Cushion’.

  2. Ariya Baumann: Making Friends with the Dhamma’. Ariya is from Switzerland. She spent many years practicing and teaching in Myanmar where she was in robes for some time. She established a charity called ‘Metta in Action’ which supports Myanmar nuns.

  3. Ven Canda Bhikkhuni : ‘Bhikkhunis - towards a Better Future’. Ven Canda inspires with her passion for the Dhamma and for Bhikkhunis!  She overcame many hurdles to commence the first Bhikkhuni Monastery in the UK.

 

These inspirational Webinarsareavailable on our Youtube Channel

And you can find the transcripts here  

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Diary Date :   It has been announced that the next Sakyadhita International Conference will be held in Sarawak, East Malaysia from June 16-22.  These dates will include a  two-day tour.  More details to be announced.

Newsletter

In the recent  Winter 2024 newsletter -

Articles include:

  • Life and study as a Buddhist nun in Dharamshala.

  • Facing death and ‘dying well’.

  • Got the winter blues? Enjoy Brigid’s List of Helpful Things.
     

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Past Issues

Catch up on the latest Sakyadhita International Newsletter, you can read about -

  • Celebrating Buddhist Women’s Voices in the Tibetan Tradition

  • The historic nuns ordination in Bhutan

  • The extraordinary 20th-century scholar-practitioner Freda Bedi

  • And much more .. 

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Sakyadhita Fundraising Pilgrimage to Ladakh and Dharamsala, India 1-14 June 2025

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Join us on this Sakyadhita Australia Fundraising Pilgrimage as we travel deep into the mountains of Ladakh and to the foothills of Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama. By participating in this pilgrimage, you will be supporting a nun/s to attend the 2025 Sakyadhita International Conference in Borneo, Malaysia.
We’ll begin by visiting the spectacularly isolated mountains of Ladakh, one of the few remaining strongholds of Tibetan Buddhism in the world. It was opened to tourists in the mid-70s, and since then thousands of people from around the world have thronged to this bastion of Himalayan Buddhism.
We will then travel to Dharamsala, home to the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government in Exile. We’ll continue to immerse ourselves in Tibetan culture and Buddhist traditions as we explore this fascinating part of the world. We’ll visit significant monasteries and nunneries in the area, including Dolma Ling Nunnery, Tashi Jong and Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s nunnery, Dongyu Gatsal Ling (DGL).
Full details and booking form https://eknotravels.com/tours/sakyadhita-australia-fundraising-pilgrimage-to-ladakh-and-dharamsala/

ABOUT US

Sakyadhita International was formed in 1987 in Bodhgaya India under the patronage of HH the Dalai Lama. It seeks to build community to benefit Buddhist women and nuns, to reduce gender injustice and awaken women to their potential.

Every two years Sakyadhita International organises a conference where Buddhists- Sangha and laypeople -  come together to share issues affecting Buddhist women and the wider society.  Because pf Covid 19 the 2020  Conference was delayed and will now be held digitally Dec 26-28th 2021. 


The Australian branch was formed after the Indonesian Conference in 2015. It has national representation and is affiliated with Sakyadhita International.

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