As announced, we warmly invite you to another online meeting with a monk of the Theravāda tradition.
This time, the Dhamma talk will be given by Bhante Joe Atulo.

We warmly invite you to a special online meeting during which a Dhamma talk will be given by Ayya Tisaranī – the first fully ordained Polish Buddhist nun (bhikkhuṇī) in the Theravāda tradition.

Ayya Tisaranī has been living at Sirisampanno Monastery since 2015. Her spiritual path includes many years of intensive practice in Europe, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and the United States. She received full bhikkhuṇī ordination in 2021 from Venerable Ayya Tathālokā Mahātherī. She also regularly practices at Bhavana Society in the USA under the guidance of Bhante Gunaratana.

You are warmly invited to pause together, deepen your practice, and encounter the living Dhamma as transmitted through experience and silence.

We invite you to an online meeting during which a Dhamma talk will be given by Ayya Karunika – a nun in the Theravāda tradition. This is an invitation to pause together, settle into stillness, and open to the simple, living teaching of the Buddha that supports mindfulness, calm, and clarity of heart.

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Ajahn Brahmali – a monk in the Theravāda tradition, a student of Ajahn Brahm, and an outstanding scholar of the suttas and the Pāḷi language.

Ajahn Brahmali is known for his clear, precise teachings deeply rooted in the Canon, which support both meditative practice and a correct understanding of the Dhamma. For many years he has been sharing the Buddha’s teachings around the world, including in Poland, supporting the development of Buddhist communities and monasteries.

We invite you to the next meeting in our series of Sunday online gatherings, during which the teachings of the Dhamma will be shared by Ayya Tisaranī – the first fully ordained Polish Buddhist nun (bhikkhuṇī) in the Theravāda tradition.

Ayya Tisaranī has been following the path of deep, dedicated monastic practice for many years. She lives at Sirisampanno Monastery, and her experience includes intensive practice and training in various countries across Europe, Asia, and the United States.

This meeting is an invitation to pause once again in the midst of daily life, to listen deeply to the Dhamma, and to cultivate mindfulness and inner clarity—regardless of one’s stage of practice.