About this event
šŖ· Three Paths. One Buddha.
What does it actually mean to practise TheravÄda, MahÄyÄna or VajrayÄna Buddhism? And beyond the labels, what might each tradition offer someone seeking freedom from suffering? š
Join us for an open conversation with three lay practitioners, each representing one of these traditions.
Rather than a history lesson, weāll hear their personal journeys: how they encountered Buddhism, what drew them to their tradition, how they practise, and what they have come to understand about the Buddhist path. š
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Dhamma Assembly for Young Working Adults was founded in Marchā19, it seeks to provide a quiet space for young working adults (20-40 years) to meditate and discuss the Dhamma after work. DAYWA is a ground-up initiative and an independent community that focuses on helping members develop the noble eightfold path while engaging in working life.
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