Adelaide Shin Buddhist Dojo - Pure Land Buddhism in South Australia

PURE LAND BUDDHISM IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Shin Buddhism is also called Jodo Shinshu, which means 'true teaching of Pure Land Buddhism'. It is one of the largest schools of Buddhism, and was founded by Shinran (1173-1263).

A dojo is a small space that is reserved for reflection on the teaching (dharma). Rev Shigenobu Watanabe, director of Hongwanji Buddhist Mission of Australia, dedicated our dojo in 2009.

We meet on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month at 9.30 a.m. Please contact us for more information.

Phone & SMS 0403 335 721

Notes on the Nembutsu Reflections on the Wasan of Shinran Shonin.
Dharma Talks A collection of dharma talks and essays by members and friends of our dojo.

Members & friends are welcome at daily morning & evening observances (Shoshin Nembutsuge).

Gawler Bottlebrush, originated in Adelaide and continues to thrive in gardens, parks and street verges.

Dharma meetings (1st and 3rd Sundays at 9.30 a.m.)

Meetings at the Dojo begin with a brief chant, followed by incense offering and a dharma talk.
Until December 2014 the dharma talks at the meetings are based on the Tanni Shô.
Copies of the Tanni Sho to borrow or buy are available at the dojo.
The next meeting is on Sunday 19 May at 9.30 a.m.

Notes on the Nembutsu | Dharma Talks | Shinran's Writings in Russian

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PO Box 170 Welland SA 5007
Australia