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13 Sep 2026

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E-Vam Institute & Maitripa Centre

13 Sep 2026

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The Seon Buddhist Centre

13 Sep 2026

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In Buddhist centres, Buddhist education, Buddhist Temples, Digital Buddhism

Buddhist Discussion Centre

13 Sep 2026

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Namgyalgar International Dzogchen Community of Australia and the Pacific

13 Sep 2026

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In Buddhist centres, Burmese Buddhism, Theravada Buddhism

Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre

13 Sep 2026

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BuddhaNet, a Buddhist Information and Education Network

13 Sep 2026

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Sakya Tharpa Ling Tibetan Buddhist Centre

30 Aug 2026

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In Buddhist centres, Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT), Lama Zopa Rinpoche, Tibetan Buddhism

De-Tong Ling Retreat Centre and De Tong Ling Stupa

29 Aug 2026

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In Ajahn Chah, Buddhist centres, Thai Forest Tradition, Theravada Buddhism

Bodhinyana Monastery and Jhana Grove Retreat Centre

29 Aug 2026

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In Buddhist centres, Buddhist women, Thai Forest Tradition, Theravada Buddhism

Dhammasara Nuns Monastery

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