We warmly invite you to the first online meeting in Poland with Ajahn Sona — an experienced monk in the Theravāda tradition and abbot of Birken Forest Monastery in Canada.

Ordained in 1989 under the guidance of Bhante Henepola Gunaratana, he brings together over 30 years of practice, integrating the teachings of the Sri Lankan and Thai forest traditions with a modern Western sensibility.

In his work, he combines deep meditative practice with reflection on the contemporary world, including ecological engagement.

We invite everyone — both beginners and experienced practitioners.

We warmly invite you to a special Sunday online meeting with Ajahn Brahm – one of the most respected meditation and Dhamma (Buddha’s teachings) teachers in the world.

This is a historic moment – the first live online meeting in Poland with Ajahn Brahm, the lifelong spiritual advisor of the Polish Early Buddhism Society.

Ajahn Brahm (Brahmavaṃso), formerly Peter Betts, has been practicing and teaching in the Theravāda tradition for over 50 years. He was a student of the great meditation master Ajahn Chah, and today he serves as the abbot of Bodhinyana Monastery in Australia – one of the most important Thai Forest Tradition centers outside Asia. He is also a co-founder of the Jhana Grove Retreat Centre meditation center.

Known for his profound wisdom, authenticity, and warm, characteristic sense of humor, Ajahn Brahm has inspired hundreds of thousands of people worldwide for many years, teaching how to find peace, joy, and freedom from suffering.

We warmly invite you to a special meeting with Ajahn Mudito in Lublin on July 4 at 10:30 AM.

On this day, we will have the opportunity to practice Dāna (generosity) together—one of the most beautiful and important practices in the Buddhist tradition. Dāna is not only about offering food or other necessary items. Above all, it is a practice of an open heart, kindness, and selfless giving.

Since the time of the Buddha, the lay community has supported monks and nuns, enabling them to devote themselves to the practice and teaching of the Dhamma. Through this simple yet profound act of generosity, a relationship based on mutual respect, gratitude, and support is cultivated.

Everyone is welcome—both those who have been connected with Buddhism for many years and those who would like to experience this beautiful tradition for the first time. No prior experience is required. What matters most is a wholesome intention and a willingness to take part in this shared practice.

May this be an opportunity to come together, share goodness, and cultivate the quality of generosity in our lives.

Sādhu! Sādhu! Sādhu!

LUBLIN / July 3, 2026 / Friday / 6:30 PM

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Ajahn Mudito in Lublin. The evening will begin with a group meditation, followed by a Dhamma talk and time for questions and discussion.

This will be an opportunity to pause for a while, practice mindfulness, and draw inspiration from the teachings of the Dhamma through direct contact with an experienced teacher of the Theravāda tradition.

We warmly welcome both long-time practitioners and anyone who would like to discover Buddhist meditation and the teachings of the Buddha for the first time.

More details will be announced soon.

Everyone is warmly welcome!

Please see the event post for further details.

ŁÓDŹ / June 29, 2026 / Monday / 10:30 AM

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Ajahn Mudito and to join in the practice of Dāna (generosity). Dāna is one of the fundamental Buddhist practices, cultivating kindness, gratitude, and selfless giving. Since the time of the Buddha, the lay community has supported the Saṅgha, enabling monks and nuns to devote themselves to the practice and teaching of the Dhamma.

Please see the event post for further details.

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ŁÓDŹ / June 29, 2026 / Monday / 6:00 PM

We warmly invite you to an evening meeting with Ajahn Mudito. The program includes group meditation, a Dhamma talk, and time for questions and discussion. This will be an opportunity to practice mindfulness and draw inspiration from the teachings of the Theravāda tradition through direct contact with a teacher. We welcome both long-time practitioners and anyone interested in meditation and the teachings of the Buddha.

Event Details

Date: June 28 (Sunday)
Time: 10:30 AM
City: Kraków

Venue:
Lea Bistro
Lea 11B (corner of Konarskiego Street)
Formerly "Hrabina"

We are delighted to announce another event in the Theravāda Buddhism Workshop Series 2026!

On June 27–28, 2026, a special online workshop will be led by Ajahn Sunyo.

Join us and spend two days in a spiritual space of community, deepening your practice and drawing inspiration from Ajahn Sunyo’s experience.

With warm greetings in the spirit of metta.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Ajahn Mudito and Ajahn Brahmali in Kraków.

On June 27 at 4:00 PM, we will begin with a public meditation in the park (PL), followed at 6:30 PM by a Dhamma talk (PL) at the Jagiellonian University, Grodzka Street 52, room 79, as well as time for questions and discussion.

This will be a beautiful opportunity to slow down for a while, spend time together in mindfulness, and draw inspiration from the teachings of the Dhamma in direct contact with experienced teachers of the Theravāda tradition.

Some of you may already have had the opportunity to meet Ajahn Mudito and Ajahn Brahmali during their visit to Kraków last year. We are happy to welcome them again and to share this meaningful time together.

We warmly invite both long-time practitioners and anyone who would like to discover Buddhist meditation and the teachings of the Dhamma for the first time.

See you there!

We are delighted to announce another event in the Theravāda Buddhism Workshop Series 2026!

On June 27–28, 2026, a special online workshop will be led by Ajahn Sunyo.

Join us and spend two days in a spiritual space of community, deepening your practice and drawing inspiration from Ajahn Sunyo’s experience.

With warm greetings in the spirit of metta.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Wrocław / June 25, 2026 / Thursday / 10:30 AM

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Ajahn Mudito and Ajahn Brahmali, as well as a shared practice of Dāna (generosity). Dāna is one of the foundational Buddhist practices and an expression of kindness, gratitude, and selfless giving. Since the time of the Buddha, the lay community has supported the Saṅgha, enabling monks and nuns to devote themselves to the practice and teaching of the Dhamma. We invite everyone—both long-time practitioners and those who would like to discover this beautiful tradition for the first time. Sādhu! Sādhu! Sādhu!

See the post for meeting details.

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Wrocław / June 25 / Thursday / 4:00 PM / 6:30 PM / 7:30 PM

We invite you to an evening meeting with Ajahn Mudito and Ajahn Brahmali. We will begin with a public meditation in the park, followed by a Dhamma talk and time for questions and discussion. It will be an opportunity to pause, practice mindfulness, and draw inspiration from the teachings of the Theravāda tradition. Many of you have already met both teachers during their visit to Wrocław last year—we are happy to welcome them again. We warmly invite both experienced practitioners and anyone interested in meditation.

We warmly invite you to a special meeting with Ajahn Mudito in Warsaw on June 23 at 10:30 AM.

On this day, we will have the opportunity to practice Dāna (generosity) together—one of the most beautiful and important practices in the Buddhist tradition. Dāna is not only about offering food or other necessary items. Above all, it is a practice of an open heart, kindness, and selfless giving.

Since the time of the Buddha, the lay community has supported monks and nuns, enabling them to devote themselves to the practice and teaching of the Dhamma. Through this simple yet profound act of generosity, a relationship based on mutual respect, gratitude, and support is cultivated.

Everyone is welcome—both those who have been connected with Buddhism for many years and those who would like to experience this beautiful tradition for the first time. No prior experience is required. What matters most is a wholesome intention and a willingness to take part in this shared practice.

May this be an opportunity to come together, share goodness, and cultivate the quality of generosity in our lives.

Sādhu! Sādhu! Sādhu!

We warmly invite you to a meeting with Ajahn Mudito in Warsaw.

On June 22, we will begin with a group meditation, followed by a Dhamma talk translated into Polish, as well as time for questions and discussion.

This will be a wonderful opportunity to slow down for a while, spend time together in mindfulness, and draw inspiration from the teachings of the Dhamma through direct contact with an experienced teacher of the Theravāda tradition.

We warmly welcome both long-time practitioners and anyone who would like to discover Buddhist meditation and the teachings of the Dhamma for the first time.

We look forward to seeing you there!

We are happy to announce another event in the Theravāda Buddhism Workshop Series 2026.

On June 20–21, 2026, a special online workshop will take place, led by Venerable Vimala—an experienced teacher, researcher, and fully ordained bhikkhunī, as well as a member of the international Saṅgha.

With warm greetings in the spirit of metta.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

We are happy to announce another event in the Theravāda Buddhism Workshop Series 2026.

On June 20–21, 2026, a special online workshop will take place, led by Venerable Vimala—an experienced teacher, researcher, and fully ordained bhikkhunī, as well as a member of the international Saṅgha.

With warm greetings in the spirit of metta.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Dear Friends in Dhamma,

We are happy to remind you that on Sunday, May 31st, 2026, we celebrate Visakha Puja, also known as Vesak or Wesak — the most important Buddhist holiday in the Theravāda tradition, observed on the full moon of the Visākha month (usually in May). It commemorates three key events in the life of Gautama Buddha: His birth, Enlightenment, and Parinibbāna (final passing away).

It is a day of gratitude and paying homage to the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha through the practice of generosity, observing the precepts, meditation, and listening to the teachings of the Dhamma. In the Buddhist tradition, it is emphasized that the highest form of homage is to embody the Buddha’s teachings in daily life — cultivating mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion.

The most beautiful way to celebrate Visākha Pūjā is not merely by offering flowers to the Buddha, but by practicing in such a way that our own minds gradually become more and more free.

We warmly recommend the Dhamma talk “Visakha Puja” by Ajaan Lee Dhammadharo.

May the light of the Buddha illuminate our hearts, and may the practice of Dhamma lead us toward peace, wisdom, and inner freedom.

On this occasion of Visākha Pūjā, we wish all beings peace, kindness, and awakening.

With mettā!

You are warmly invited to a Saturday online meeting with Bhikkhunī Dhammadinnā.

This is a special opportunity to deepen your practice and meet an experienced Dhamma teacher who combines a profound understanding of the Buddha’s teachings with many years of meditation practice.

Bhikkhunī Dhammadinnā is a nun in the Theravāda tradition, a scholar of early Buddhist teachings, and a co-founder of the Āgama Research Group. For many years, she has been teaching meditation worldwide, drawing on canonical sources and their practical application.

We warmly invite everyone interested in developing along the path of the Dhamma.

Please see the post for detailed information about the meeting.

We warmly invite you to an online meeting with Ajahn Candā – a meditation teacher in the Theravāda tradition, co-founder of the Anukampa Bhikkhuṇī Project, and guardian of Anukampa Grove Monastery in the United Kingdom.

Ajahn Candā has been practising the Dhamma for over 25 years, combining deep meditative experience with teachings grounded in the early Buddhist texts. Her teaching style is warm, inclusive, and compassionate, with an emphasis on Right View, kindness and letting go, and on integrating meditation into everyday life.

The meeting will be an opportunity to listen to Dhamma teachings and to deepen one’s own practice in a calm, supportive atmosphere.
You are warmly invited to practise together.

We warmly invite you to our next gathering, which will be a special opportunity to deepen our practice and pause together. This time, Ayya Tisaranī will offer a Dhamma talk, sharing her experience and insight.

Ayya Tisaranī shows that the Dhamma is alive not only in words but above all in everyday life—in mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion. Her example inspires others to bring the Buddha’s teachings into each day.

During the meeting, Ayya will also answer participants’ questions, which can be sent to us in advance by email. This is a special opportunity to receive answers and guidance directly from a teacher, tailored to one’s own practice and doubts.

This gathering is a time to pause, breathe, focus on the present moment, and deepen one’s practice. We warmly invite everyone—both long-time practitioners and those who are just beginning—to join us in listening, reflecting, and being together in the space of the Dhamma.

May this moment become a source of peace, clarity, and kind presence for all of us.

We warmly invite everyone who wishes to deepen their practice and grow in the spirit of the Dhamma to join a meeting with Ajahn Mudito.

Ajahn Mudito comes from northern Finland. After completing his military service, he lived in the United States, where he worked as a chef in New York. His spiritual path gained direction after meeting Ajahn Brahm, whose teachings inspired him to pursue monastic life. In 2010, he moved to Bodhinyana Monastery, and in 2012 he was ordained as a monk.

Topic of the meeting:

“Life-changing benefits of Dhamma and meditation”

This is a special opportunity for shared practice, reflection, and connection with the living teachings of the Dhamma. You are warmly welcome.

We are delighted to invite you to the first meeting of a newly forming group for women who feel called to deepen their practice and are considering — or just beginning to explore — the possibility of entering the monastic path.

This is a space for those who wish to deepen their understanding of the Buddha’s teachings, learn about the realities of monastic life, and, in a safe and supportive environment, reflect on their motivation and spiritual journey.

The group will be led by Ayya Karunika, an experienced Dhamma teacher associated with Santi Forest Monastery, where she has for years accompanied women from various countries on the monastic path. We are greatly honored that she has agreed to serve as a mentor for the Polish project of establishing a women’s monastery. This group will be one part of that project. In the future, other nuns may also join the meetings to share their experiences.

If you feel this space is for you, we warmly invite you to join for shared practice, reflection, and mutual support on this delicate yet profound path.

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.

We warmly invite you to the next Sunday gathering of our community, during which we will have the great joy of listening to a Dhamma talk given by Ayya Tisaranī.

Ayya Tisaranī shares the Dhamma not only through words, but above all through her example—a life filled with mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion.

This meeting is an opportunity to pause from the rush of everyday life, listen to the living Dhamma, and renew inspiration for practice. We warmly invite everyone—both long-time practitioners and those who are just beginning their journey with the Buddha’s teachings—to join us in listening together and being present in the space of the Dhamma.

May this time become a moment of deepening, peace, and kind presence for all of us.

We warmly invite you to a special online meeting with Ayya Soma, an experienced Buddhist nun and co-founder of the Empty Cloud Monastery in the USA, which she runs together with Bhante Suddhāso.

Topic of the meeting:

"AAA: Anxiety, Anatta and Awakening - Deconstructing the 'I' in the emotional storm"

This is a unique opportunity to meet a teacher who combines deep Dhamma practice with lived experience in the West. Her path—from a career in New York to full monastic ordination—is an inspiring example of courage and an authentic search for truth.

Join us and spend this time in a spirit of mindfulness and metta.

We warmly invite you to the next Sunday gathering of our community, during which we will have the great joy of listening to a Dhamma talk given by Ayya Tisaranī.

Ayya Tisaranī shares the Dhamma not only through words, but above all through her example—a life filled with mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion.

This meeting is an opportunity to pause from the rush of everyday life, listen to the living Dhamma, and renew inspiration for practice. We warmly invite everyone—both long-time practitioners and those who are just beginning their journey with the Buddha’s teachings—to join us in listening together and being present in the space of the Dhamma.

May this time become a moment of deepening, peace, and kind presence for all of us.

We invite you to a special meeting with the Sangha — a chance to pause, take a breath, and deepen your practice together. Ajahn Munissarā will offer a Dhamma talk, sharing her experience and insight, inspiring mindful presence, reflection on daily life, and a sense of support within the community.

Ajahn Munissarā was born in 1978 in Manila, Philippines, into a Thai family. She grew up mainly in the Philippines and later lived in Bangladesh and the United States. From an early age, she was interested in the spiritual dimension of life, and her first experiences with Buddhism came through her mother, who introduced her to chanting and meditation.

During her studies at Harvard University, she deepened her search for answers to questions about the meaning of life and the nature of happiness, drawing particular inspiration from the teachings of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu. In 2009, she ordained as a sāmaṇerī (novice nun) at Nirodharam Bhikkhuni Arama in Chiang Mai, and in 2012 she received full bhikkhunī ordination at Dhammasara Nuns Monastery near Perth, Australia, where she currently lives and practices.

She regularly leads meditations and offers reflections on the Dhamma for lay practitioners, and has taught in Buddhist centers in Perth and Thailand, including monasteries, schools, and a prison. She is actively engaged in the development of the female Sangha, sharing the Dhamma and inspiring women on the spiritual path, and has also co-led programs and retreats for Buddhist youth at Chiang Mai University.

We warmly invite you to our next gathering, which will be a special opportunity to deepen our practice and pause together. This time, Ayya Tisaranī will offer a Dhamma talk, sharing her experience and insight.

Ayya Tisaranī shows that the Dhamma is alive not only in words but above all in everyday life—in mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion. Her example inspires others to bring the Buddha’s teachings into each day.

During the meeting, Ayya will also answer participants’ questions, which can be sent to us in advance by email. This is a special opportunity to receive answers and guidance directly from a teacher, tailored to one’s own practice and doubts.

This gathering is a time to pause, breathe, focus on the present moment, and deepen one’s practice. We warmly invite everyone—both long-time practitioners and those who are just beginning—to join us in listening, reflecting, and being together in the space of the Dhamma.

May this moment become a source of peace, clarity, and kind presence for all of us.

We warmly invite you to the next Sunday gathering of our community, during which we will have the great joy of listening to a Dhamma talk given by Ayya Tisaranī.

Ayya Tisaranī shares the Dhamma not only through words, but above all through her example—a life filled with mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion.

This meeting is an opportunity to pause from the rush of everyday life, listen to the living Dhamma, and renew inspiration for practice. We warmly invite everyone—both long-time practitioners and those who are just beginning their journey with the Buddha’s teachings—to join us in listening together and being present in the space of the Dhamma.

May this time become a moment of deepening, peace, and kind presence for all of us.

We warmly invite you to a Saturday online meeting with Ajahn Sunyo, a monk from Bodhinyana Monastery, who has been sharing his knowledge of meditation and early Buddhism for many years. Ajahn Sunyo, originally from the Netherlands, combines a deep understanding of the Dhamma with practical experience and the study of the Pāli language. This is a wonderful opportunity to listen to his teachings, ask questions, and deepen your own mindfulness practice.

Join us and begin your Saturday in a spirit of calm and reflection.

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.