Our October 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “The Creative Life: Singing as Practice.”

In this three day retreat, we’ll explore how awareness, discrimination, and energy can support the conditions to enter into the dhyānas. And how wellbeing, serenity, samādhi (full integration), and equanimity successively come to fulfillment. However far we get with this, the exploration and play with possibilities on this retreat will enrich your meditation practice.

On this seven-day retreat we’ll learn that these three foundations, and the traditional dhyāna factors they correspond to, are not things that we make happen, but are instead experiences that arise naturally as we let go of striving to focus, and instead let the mind come into a state of complete rest and openness. We’ll also experience more clearly how the three dhyāna foundations provide an ideal basis for exploring insight.

Our September 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “Therapy, Insight, and Cultivation of Wisdom as Dharma Practice.”

In this home retreat, Karunadevi, and team, will lead us in meeting the five Buddha pairs in meditation and visualization. The symbolism of each pair of Buddhas is vast, comprehensive, and multifaceted. We will explore how these symbols relate to our human qualities and tendencies through meditations, talks, readings, discussions, and devotional practices.

On this retreat, we will explore some of the mythic imagery and nature themes in the Buddha's story, looking at how these unfold both in his teaching and within the Buddhist tradition, and are deeply relevant to our lives today.

Through meditation, imaginative exploration, ritual, chanting, discussion and reflection (with time each day away from our devices!) we’ll hear how images and teachings rooted in nature can be deeply connecting, revealing a path we can travel to find our own ground.

Drawing on an approach developed by Vidyamala over many years of teaching at Taraloka, this weekend retreat invites you to train as a compassionate warrior — courageous, tender, and open-hearted.

Five days of meditation, soulful exploration, and strong, supportive friendship: a safe space to go deeper into experience and practice.

A Meditation Home Retreat led by Dhammarati.

Our July 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “The Poison of Pride.”

Seven days of meditation, soulful exploration, and strong, supportive friendship: a safe space to go deeper into experience and practice.

A Home Retreat led by Paramananda, in collaboration with Melbourne Buddhist Centre.

Join us in a collective exploration of our moment-by-moment embodied experience and the potential for freedom inherent there.

Our June 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “The Buddha’s Last Journey.”

The Four Noble Truths were the Buddha’s first teaching, yet they never grow old. Each time we return to them with fresh eyes, they meet us exactly where we are. Just as in the Buddha’s time, there is suffering in our lives—stress, fear, confusion —that we can do something about.

Connecting to creativity and the imagination through art, mindfulness and nature.

Discover the Imagination as a source of deep enrichment and how it can be a path of awakening into an expansive, loving and insightful awareness.

Our May 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “The Dharma of Star Wars.”

Celebrate Triratna Day 2026 with us!

Our April 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “The Four Gifts.”

Balajit, Singhashri and Viveka joining forces to offer another wonderful embodied opportunity toward collective liberation.

Our March 2026 Sangha Night will be held online. Join us for an evening of community with the theme of “With Open-Handed Generosity, We Purify Our Hearts.”

A meditation weekend retreat with Bodhipakṣa on the Brahma Viharas