Community

Other Program Areas

Enjoy social events with universal meaning.

Film nights, animal blessings, vegetarian cooking classes, member’s afternoon tea, family Dharma for parents and children, mother’s group and sutra road-trip picnics. We also have regular art activities and Buddhist board-games like Rebirth – the Tibetan Game of Liberation and From Afflictions to Perfections.

 

community-and-familyREGULAR EVENTS
  • Dharma Wheels Sutra Road Trips
  • Family FUNdamentals
  • Cinema Nirvana
  • Annual Open Day
  • Annual Vege-carian festival
  • Tsa-tsa Painting Workshop

We also have a regular Coffee & Catch-up on Wednesday evenings from 6 pm (before the in-depth class), and Soup & Socialise before teachings on a Friday night. They are a great way to unwind after work, eat dinner without having to rush, and catch up with Dharma buddies. By donation, all welcome.

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Miffi Maxmillion - September 30, 2017

Help Your Pets in Life and at Death

Community Talks

Make the very most of your karmic connection with your pets, and bring them to the Dharma, lasting peace and happiness. Discover how to skillfully help your pets in daily life, and how to keep your own mind calm and focused at the time of death or during illness, so our presence can benefit them in the very best way. Ask at reception for the special Blessing Kit.

From Series: "Community Talks"

Help Your Pets Worksheet     Advice on Benefitting Animals     Advanced Health Directive

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Miffi Maxmillion - December 19, 2017

How to do Christmas for Buddhists

How to do Christmas for Buddhists

Make the chore of selecting and giving Christmas presents more bearable, and even enjoyable! In this class we look deeply into the nature of generosity, and the Buddha's advice on how best to give gifts. Discover how to transform a stressful and highly materialistic time of year into a cause of happiness and enlightenment for oneself and others.

From Series: "Community Talks"

Generosity Handout     Christmas for Buddhists Notes

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Next Events Coming Up

Bookings are appreciated, to help us co-ordinate special events, so check each event for details.

Jul 21 / Langri Tangpa Centre

Member's Forum 2019

535 Old Cleveland Road, Camp Hill, QLD, 4152

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Tsa-tsa painting
Jul 27 / Langri Tangpa Centre

Tsa-tsa Painting Workshop

535 Old Cleveland Road, Camp Hill, QLD, 4152

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Aug 03 / Langri Tangpa Centre

Starting Point

535 Old Cleveland Road, Camp Hill, QLD, 4152

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Aug 09 / Langri Tangpa Centre

Death Over Dinner

535 Old Cleveland Road, Camp Hill, QLD, 4152

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Tsa-tsa painting
Aug 24 / Langri Tangpa Centre

Tsa-tsa Painting Workshop

535 Old Cleveland Road, Camp Hill, QLD, 4152

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Sep 07 / Langri Tangpa Centre

Starting Point

535 Old Cleveland Road, Camp Hill, QLD, 4152

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What People Say

  • I was fortunate to attend the 'Death over Dinner' evening hosted by Ven. Trin-la. The evening was most enjoyable. Trin- la was a fantastic hostess, the food was absolutely delicious and the company delightful. It was great to attend a dinner party and talk about a totally different topic. Thank you for organising a wonderful night.

    Carly Freebairn

  • I wanted to write and say how fortunate we were to have the privilege of attending the Family Dharma / Mindful Families classes over the past 2 years. It is difficult to eloquently express the depth of my gratitude to the Centre for giving us the gift of Ven. Drolkar's wonderful life lessons for our family. It was a fantastic way to share Buddhism learnings with my children and brought us so much joy and peace. We learned to be kinder and more compassionate humans with practical techniques to cope with life's challenges. Thank you to everyone who supports the beacon of light that is the Centre.

    Shadni, Hazel, Calista & Emmett Sier

  • I especially love the thangka painting classes which LTC runs. They provide a great insight into Tibetan Buddhism and are always full of friendly, like-minded artists.

    Leesl Ross, 2017