Meditation and Buddhist study for Forster, Tuncurry and the Great Lakes area at 218 The Lakes Way Tuncurry. It’s across the road from the TAFE/high school, In the shed to the left and behind the house.

Monday evening 6pm-7:30pm Calm Abiding Meditation

Bess Morgan has come to Buddhism through her mother encouraging her to attend a dharma course with her. Soon after she came to The Great Lakes about ten years ago, she found the dharma again at The Marpa Centre where she attends with her husband Brett and son Buddy. Her family life is infused with The Buddhas teachings through her devotion to parenthood and sponsoring the dharma locally. The joy she brings to the dharma is infectious, so don’t be surprised if you come away from her Monday evening classes with a smile on your face.

Wednesday morning 9am till 11am. Meditation and study

Peter Morgan, a dedicated husband, father and Grampy, came to meditation and Buddhism in 1995. Peter is dedicated to maintaining the presence of the Marpa Centre activities on the Mid Coast. His mission is to offer tools that support personal peace, compassion, and wisdom, while encouraging students to engage with their local Buddhist community. He maintains a strong connection to his teachers and appreciates the system of oral lineage in any tradition. He holds a deep reverence for the unbroken system of oral lineage and maintains strong, active connections to his root teachers, particularly Lama Choedak Rinpoche.

Thursday evening 6pm till 8pm. Meditation and study

Nathan was born and brought up in Smiths Lake where he plans to build a Dharma sanctuary. He’s a tradie and a keen yoga practitioner who came to Buddhism through attending a Calm Abiding course. He has a keen interest in understanding The Buddha Dharma coordinating our weekly meditation and study program on Thursday evenings.  Nathan’s connection with nature and appreciation of loving kindness meditation are fertile ground for his facilitation of Thursday evenings. Come along and experience the awakening that Buddhism has in store for you.

First Sunday of the month, 9 am to 11 am of the month Meditation and talk

What to bring: comfortable clothes.

Cost: Donation

These sessions are open to everyone. It would be good to ring before coming just in case a session has been rescheduled.  

Sister Centres
See this link www.sakya.com.au/locations/sister-centres.html