RegulaR meditation at Croydon, NSW
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Join us for regular meditation sessions at the Drogmi Buddhist Institute in Croydon, Sydney. These gatherings offer a शांत, welcoming space for anyone wishing to slow down, settle the mind, and reconnect with a sense of inner balance. Sessions are held at Unit 2, First Floor, 20 Murray St, Croydon, NSW, and are open to those looking for a steady, supportive practice.
The program includes Shamatha meditation on the first and third Sunday of each month in the morning, open to all levels. On the first and third Sunday mornings, participants can also take part in Green Tara practice, dedicated to the Buddha of compassionate action. Whether you are new to meditation or continuing an established practice, these sessions provide an accessible opportunity to pause, reflect, and deepen your mindfulness in a calm group setting.
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Retreat Hut
Set within the peaceful grounds of the Kamalashila Tibetan Buddhist Centre in Tilba, these retreat huts are available for hire for those seeking time away in a quiet, restorative setting. With Mount Gulaga as your backdrop and the shimmering ocean stretching out in front, the location offers a rare sense of stillness and natural beauty.
Designed for a personal retreat, each hut is fully self-contained and includes a kitchenette and ensuite facilities, allowing for a comfortable and independent stay. The environment is ideal for rest, reflection, and quiet renewal, with the surrounding landscape supporting a deeper sense of calm and healing.
One of the huts also offers full disabled access and facilities, making the space more accessible for guests with mobility needs. Whether you are looking for solitude, a gentle reset, or simply a peaceful place to unwind, these huts provide a welcoming base for your retreat.
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