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1.
Welcome Speech - Dr. Jake Mitra
... years ago. On behalf of the Management Committee of the Federation of Australian Buddhist Councils Incorporated (FABC), we welcome you one and all too sunny Perth,
Western Australia
. Today’s multi-cultural ...
2.
Welcome Speech. Roger Cook
... and Allar Ahtmann. In
Western Australia
we often observe the variety of cultures and ethnicities that make up our multicultural society. Multiculturalism, is however, more than the sum of people ...
3.
Ajahn Brahmavamso
...
Western Australia
to assist Ajahn Jagaro in teaching duties. Initially they both lived in an old house in the suburb of North Perth, but in late 1983 purchased 97 acres (393,000 square metres) of rural ...
4.
Ajahn Brahm: A History of Buddhism in Western Australia
... well known and widely respected. The Buddhist Society of
Western Australia
(BSWA) was the only Buddhist organisation in Perth when I arrived in May 1983. Soon after, the Vietnamese refugees established ...
5.
The International Conference Buddhism & Australia 2013
... 2013” will be held in 7 - 9th of August, 2013 in Perth,
Western Australia
.The 2012 conference covered a large variety of topics, which clearly indicated the direction for the next year. The 2013 ...
6.
List of participants for Buddhism & Australia 2012
List of participants for Buddhism & Australia 2012 Ajahn Brahmavamso Mahathera (Bodhinyana Monastery, Australia) "A History of Buddhism in
Western Australia
" Prof. Emeritus Lewis Lancaster (University ...
7.
Welcome speech Vello Vaartnou
... Ocean, we can see Asia, picture then that the Indian peninsula along with Asia is leaning on
Western Australia
. While studying graphs and charts that explain
Western Australia
n imports – exports we are ...
8.
Hello dear guest
The first annually planned academic conference “Buddhism & Australia” was held from 2-4th of February, 2012 in Murdoch University,
Western Australia
. The main emphasis of the annually planned series ...
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