Sunday 9.00am - 10,00am

SUNDAY DHAMMA SCHOOL

HOW MUCH DO YOU LOVE YOUR CHILDREN?

Meditation

The Lord Buddha’s Teachings are about Truth which can be personally proven. Such universal Truth as discovered by the Lord Buddha applies to every human being regardless of his social class, gender, age, race or creed. Every person has the ability to learn it and apply it to his daily life. Whoever practices the Lord Buddha’s Teachings will be able to witness noticeable self-improvement as well as life-improvement

For learning Dhamma

In our daily lives, an array of problems of varying degrees, correlating to our family circumstances, education, and responsibilities can arise. When faced with problems, the methods people employed to solve them may differ according to their experience and familiarity and with outcomes that are never predictable. However, if we are trained to examine problems with a still mind, we will be able to clearly identify their origin. This skill can be developed through the practice of meditation.

To A Better Life

All the facilities have been provided by the Mahamevnawa monastery in Brisbane to give a pure Dhamma education to our dearest children. Dhamma handouts are provided without a cost. This Dhamma education is held with the pure and noble intention of providing virtuous; upright people into society.

HOW MUCH DO YOU LOVE YOUR CHILDREN?

You always try to provide the best comfort to your children and uplift their talents and provide the best education for them. Have you ever thought about how to cultivate human qualities and good values and habits in them?
If we are to give this invaluable gift to our children, it is paramount that they become well conversant with the dhamma and incorporate the Buddha’s teachings into their daily lives.

Sunday Dhamma School which is conducted for children provides the younger members of the Buddhist community the opportunity to learn meditation techniques, cultivate good values, be compassionate, and spread loving kindness. As a parent, you will be pleased to see your child develop spiritually and cultivate a positive mind and be happy forever. Make a determination from today that you get them to participate in every Dhamma Program organized for children by Mahamevnawa and be a happy mum or dad…

NURTURING OF VALUES AND QUALITIES

For the creation of an upright, valuable, praiseworthy future generation, the Melbourne Mahamevnawa monastery has arranged a programme which runs throughout the year, to deliver a group of children with great qualities and values to the society. This Dhamma education has properly created a great opportunity for the children to develop generosity, loving-kindness, compassion, appreciative joy, patience, respecting parents and elders etc. through offerings, virtue, and meditation.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO COLLECT MERITS

This Dhamma education has offered many opportunities for the children who acquire Dhamma education at Mahamevnawa Sunday Dhamma School to collect merits in their lives and live happily and peacefully. In the yearly calendar, three days have been reserved for the ‘Sangika Dana’ on behalf of the children. Children have an opportunity to participate in the procession and to perform an item in the United Nations Vesak Festival which takes place in the city. In addition, the children are able to participate in religious activities throughout the year and have an opportunity to take part in very rare opportunities like worshipping and respecting the Sacred Buddha Relics and reap merits.

You can join the alms organized by the Sunday Dhamma School on special occasions and collect merit.

OFFERING THE DANA...

Seela meditation programs organized by the Sunday Dhamma School on special occasions can be used to collect merit.

Meditation

Pilgrimage programs organized by the Sunday Dhamma School on special occasions can collect merits.

BALANCING MEDITATION

COMMUNITY SERVICE

The Mahamevnawa monastery Brisbane gives the children a great opportunity in participating many community services such as Tree planting programs, Clean up Australia Day activities, and Donating dry rations and the necessary items for the families of disabled children at the ‘Ronald McDonald House’ by their own hands.