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HELP THE NUNS OF SRI LANKA:

The nuns of Sri Lanka are in urgent need because of the dire economic situation and the resultant food shortages in that country.

Please consider donating to support Sakyadhita Sri Lanka, which is currently distributing food to nunneries around the country.

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Buddhism and the Compassionate Heart
Reflections on Buddhist Engagement
A Webinar with
Beth Goldring
This Webinar is available on our Youtube channel.

Enjoy our Winter 2022 Newsletter - read about:

A Sakyadhita event in Perth – finally a chance to get together.
A ground-breaking ordination in Bhutan
Wat Buddha Dhamma – its historic role supporting women in Buddhism
Ayya Vayama - a life dedicated to Buddhism
Diary date : the next Sakyadhita International Conference in Korea : June 23-29 2023
Details of other Sakyadhita events.

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Sakyadhita Australia YouTube Channel

Enjoy our recent Webinars, including :

Shaila Catherine : 'Beyond Distraction'

Ven Karma Lekshe Tsomo : The future for Bhikkhunis and Nuns

Ayya Suvira : Walking in the Sunshine of the Bhikkhunis

Bhante Sujato : Believing Women'

Emma Slade : From High Finance to Buddhism

Jill Jameson : The Crisis in Myanmar

View these Webinars here

and find full transcripts here

You will find other inspiring Webinars and meditation sessions - enjoy!

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.