announcements & updates
News and announcements about things that have been happening at the Buddhist Society of Western Australia.
Ajahn Brahm
Ajahn Brahm is a disciple of the great Thai meditation master Ajahn Chah, and the founding father of the Australian Forest Tradition of meditation monks and nuns.
Community Notice: Multicultural Health Connect helpline – health advice in your language
The Multicultural Health Connect service is a free national helpline to help people from multicultural communities access health information and advice. For more information, visit:…
Read moreThank you for your Condolence Letter – from Nan Tien Temple
Thank you for your Condolence Letter – message from Nan Tien Temple to President Hock Chin Tee and Spiritual Director Ajahn Brahm of the BSWA….
Read moreOpen Letter from Faith Leaders on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum
See the Faith Leaders Open letter to federal parliamentarians on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum here. See the Media Release: Diverse Faith…
Read moreUpdate on Jhana Grove Retreat Booking System
There was a technical glitch two weeks ago with the Jhana Grove Retreat Booking System. The issue has been resolved by the Service Provider. Please…
Read moreNew – Ajahn Brahm Retreat (Jhana Grove) – 14-23 Jul 2023
There will be a 9-Day Retreat by Ajahn Brahm from 14-23 July 2023 in Jhana Grove. Retreat will be open for booking on 21 Apr…
Read moreDate Changed – Waitlist Booking for Ajahn Brahm Apr 2023 Retreat
Ajahn Brahm 9-Day retreat 6-15 Apr 2023 Due to a system glitch in our new retreat booking system last Friday, a number of people who…
Read moreAjahn Brahm Apr 2023 Retreat Booking
For those of you who made a booking for Ajahn Brahm’s retreat, please note that there is a long time lag of more than 30…
Read moreCommunity Rivercare grant awarded to the BSWA
With a couple of re-vegetation projects under our belt, the Kusala Hermitage community and the Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group applied for a grant under the…
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