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Tortoise Mountain Sangha

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Tortoise Mountain Sangha
Tortoise Mountain Sangha

Maitreya, Buddha yet to be born

Information
Tradition/Linage Vipassana
Main School Theravada
Sub School Vipassana
People
Teacher(s) Christopher McLean
Contact Infotmation
Address F13/1-15 Barr St
Balmain
New South Wales 2041
Australia
Country Australia
Coordinates -33.857690, 151.175103
Map
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Phone (02) 4787 5662
Mobile 0421 346 919
Email [email protected], [email protected]

What is Tortoise Mountain Vipassana Sangha?

Tortoise Mountain Vipassana Sangha is an Insight Meditation group. It is a mindfulness practice group focussing on inquiry mindfulness training through dialogue. Presently, it's activities are restricted to occasional workshops, and to on-line & telephone groups.

The purpose of Tortoise Mountain Sangha is to give support to people practicing Buddhist meditation, to study Buddhist teachings, and above all to inquire openly - so as to realize wisdom and compassion in daily life. The activities are open to all – experienced meditators or beginners.

In the West, we think of a sangha as a community of friends supporting each other on the difficult path of awakening to Truth. This gift of friendship is crucial to the spiritual life.

The activities are guided by Christopher McLean, an Insight Meditation Teacher.

Source

http://home.primusonline.com.au/peony/tortoise_mountain_home.htm