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Stillness Action January 19th at 2pm in Botanic Park

This action intends to create a space in which people can come to stillness in the presence of that which might be lost. With the canopies of the great Moreton Bay fig trees in Botanic Park overhead, we can connect to a place and a sense of deep time.

Stillness may take the form of quiet walking, seated meditation, prayer, or more formal types of meditative movement.

Bring a mat, rug or even chair if you need to sit.

This action has been organised by the Extinction Rebellion Up North Affinity Group.

Your Buddhist Council is here ...

• To serve Buddhists of South Australia by promoting their interests to the wider community, including government and other statutory bodies
• To advocate and educate on behalf of Buddhists in cases of prejudice or misinformation
• To foster a sense of community and cooperation between Buddhist groups in South Australia
• To assist in the exchange of information between Buddhist groups in South Australia
• To cooperate with other religious groups in working for peace and understanding within the South Australian community
• To direct and channel media to the relevant and appropriate sources of information
• To arrange for provision of services that are of benefit to members as deemed appropriate by the committee.

The Buddhist Council of South Australia is a non-sectarian, multicultural association. It was established in 2006, and exists to uphold these objectives as well as we can.

If you share these aspirations, why not join us to lend a hand?

The Buddhist Council of South Australia is a member of the Federation of Australian Buddhist Councils