Upcoming Events

A day to clear the mind, dissolve old patterns, and rediscover the freedom within. Everything within us is made of movements with no solid core—thoughts form like mist, emotions gather like clouds, and the one we call “I” has no true boundary or anchor. Still, we grasp these fleeting impressions as if they could offer…

Step into a day designed to help you clear the fog, soften the noise within, and gently loosen the grip of the “I” we carry so tightly. On 29th December 2025, join us for a rare opportunity to explore the deeper layers of your mind under the guidance of Ven. Handapangoda Nivathapa Thero, the revered…

Join us for a transformative Dhamma talk with Ven. Handapangoda Nivathapa Thero, where timeless Buddhist wisdom meets the profound mysteries of existence. This talk invites you to look deeper into the theory of everything — not through science, but through the lens of your own mind, experience, and reality.

Uncovering the mind's potential - Auckland   Date and time 17 September 2025 1:30PM - 5:30PM Location Sir Owen G Glenn Building About the speaker Anagārikā Dr. Sumudu Weththeasinghe A former scientist at the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration and PhD holder in Analytical Chemistry from ANU, Anagārikā Dr. Sumudu left behind a successful scientific career to…

In this thought-provoking event, Buddhism meets science to expose the great deception that keeps us trapped. Investigate the nature of perception, and discover what’s hiding behind the veil. Be ready- not just to hear the truth, but to see it for yourself.

What if true productivity came not from doing more but from acting with intention? What if leadership began not with control but with awareness? In this transformative event, ancient Buddhist insight enters the modern workplace, not as a philosophy, but as a living, practical force. Discover how presence, compassion, and clarity can reshape the way…

From stress and overthinking to craving and conflict, our struggles often come not from the world itself, but from how we perceive it. But what if the way we see life is shaped by a deeper mental habit—one we’ve never questioned?