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Rain Retreat

A Season of Practice, Generosity and Devotion

With great joy, we present this Rain Retreat programme, offering devotees a meaningful opportunity to practise Dhamma, support the Mahā Saṅgha, and cultivate merit throughout the Vassa period under the guidance of Venerable teachers.

Through daily offerings, the Mal Mura Pinkama, Sutta and Dhammapada recitations, Dhamma discussions, and preparations for the Kaṭhina Ceremony, devotees are guided to deepen their understanding and apply the Buddha’s teachings in daily life. This programme supports the cultivation of generosity, devotion, and wisdom, helping participants progress along the Noble Path towards the Supreme Bliss of Nibbāna.

Ways to Get Involved

Offer Alms

This section allows devotees to offer Dana to the Sangha during the monks’ stay in Australia.

Join us in the preparation of the Katina robe, taking part in the traditional handcrafting of the ceremonial robe to be offered to the Maha Sangha at the conclusion of the Rain Retreat

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Katina Ceremony

Join us for the Katina Ceremony marking the conclusion of the Rain Retreat, a special day of offerings, Dhamma and meritorious activities.

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Preparing the Katina Robe

Join us in the preparation of the Katina robe, taking part in the traditional handcrafting of the ceremonial robe to be offered to the Maha Sangha at the conclusion of the Rain Retreat

Special Events

During the monks’ stay, various Dhamma programs and spiritual activities will be organized.

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Dhamma Talks

Morning discussions are conducted for registered Sil participants (Shravaka and Shravika). Evening Dhamma discussions are open to all who wish to attend and learn.

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Doctrine Discussion

During the Victoria Meditation Program, counselling sessions are offered to support
individuals seeking guidance, clarity, and inner peace.

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Parking Notice

For all visitors to the Aramaya at 8 Meribel Way, Lynbrook

Devotees attending Dana offerings and Dhamma programmes are kindly requested to avoid parking along Meribel Way and Park City Drive.

Please use the designated parking areas shown above and ensure your vehicle is parked safely without blocking driveways, footpaths, or the nature strip of neighbouring homes.

Your cooperation helps maintain a calm, respectful, and harmonious environment for both residents and visitors.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

May you progress with clarity and peace on the path. 🪷🪷🪷