Welcome

Welcome to the University of Sydney Buddhist Society's website. Unibodhi was established in 1982 to foster university students' and staff's understanding about the teachings of the Buddha.  

Today, Unibodhi provides many events to continue to foster the understanding of Buddhism at the University of Sydney. We welcome all people at our functions and believe in the Buddha's message that peace within one's own heart and mind can bring peace and harmony to the world around us.

 

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Maitri Night 2010: Journey to Freedom

Unibodhi’s performance night is less than 2 weeks away! Come support your fellow Unibodhians and take part in a celebration of Buddhism through dance, song, and performance.

For more information about the night click here.

We have a very exciting program, with short talks by Mr Brian White, the President of Buddhist Council NSW and Venerable Phra Mana Abbot of the Sunnataram Forest Monastery.

We will also be airing an award-winning short film from the Real to Real: Sydney Buddhist Film Festival 2010, and show-casing our home-grown Unibodhi talent through song, dance and sketch!
For more details about the program click here.

Have you bought your ticket yet?

Tickets are a bargain at $10 for Unibodhi members, $12 USU Access Card Holder, and $15 General Admission
PLUS the ticket price includes a pre-performance vegetarian dinner.
Secure your seat for Maitri Night!! Tickets will be on sale from 12-2pm every day at a table set up outside Manning or on Eastern Avenue.

You can still get involved in Maitri Night!

We’re looking for stage crew members and ushers to help us on the night. Volunteers will receive a FREE Maitri Night T-shirt, dinner, and get to see the performance for free.
Email us with your contact details at maitri@unibodhi.org.au if that sounds like your way to spend a Saturday night =)

Mindfulness Month of May

Although May has ended, let us all continue to practice mindfulness in our daily lives.

Practicing mindfulness is one of the steps that can lead us to the end of suffering. It can be defined as complete and uncritical awareness of oneself, feelings, thought and Reality.

Try to be more mindful of your speech, your thoughts, or your actions, and cultivate kindness and compassion in your daily life.

For more information on mindfulness, go here or here.

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For more details about these events, check out our Events page, and our weekly email upates.

 

Upcoming Unibodhi Events

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Interested in Buddhism?

Whether you have your mind set on practicing Buddhism, or simply have a tinkling of interest, our links page can point you to a number of resources to further your on your path. 

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