Place of Buddha’s Teachings…
Buddha Meditation Centre of Halton is a place for you to learn and practice the authentic teachings of the Buddha. We are a part of the ancient Theravada Buddhist Tradition which began 2600 years ago. We provide a variety of activities and meditation classes for both Buddhists and non-Buddhists who are interested in Buddhism and Theravada Buddhist Meditation. All the activities here are led by Buddhist Monks trained in the ancient Pali scriptures. We offer our all activities for free of charge to the public. You will find a friendly welcoming atmosphere when you visit out monastery. We hope by experiencing the teachings of the Buddha, you will find a path towards building a more joyful and compassionate life, for yourself and those you hold dear. Never been here before? Find out what to expect .
List of Events
Meditation class
Noble Silence
Dharma talk / Meditation / Chanting
Dharma talk / Discussion / Meditation
Dharma talk / Discussion / Meditation / Chanting
Language: Sinhala
When: Monthly on third Sunday from 7.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.
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Meditation
Language: Sinhala
When: Monthly on first Sunday from 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m.
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Chanting
Find information about our upcoming events. Here is the list of our events. All of our activities are free and open to the public. People of all backgrounds are welcome.
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Keep Anger at Bay – Buddha’s Way
Anger is part of day-to-day life. Do you not get angry if someone cuts you off while you are standing in line at the store? You do. We all become angry over things that happen against our wishes or words spoken by someone that we don’t like to hear. This is a common occurrence in our daily lives.
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Buddha’s way of Thinking
“Greater than a person who conquers a thousand people in battle a thousand times is the person who conquers himself in the battle of defilements”.
Dhammapada – The Buddha
