Shop Catalogues
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5-day Metta meditation retreat October 2024 at Fair Harvest
Mettā translates as “the ever-present possibility for friendship.” and is a natural extension of our mindfulness. Practice helps us find meaningful sources of love and kindness within our lives, enabling us to live with greater tenderness and goodwill. Mettā is a harmonizing and healing practice that is a doorway to a more compassionate connectedness with ourselves, others and the world, awakening us, individually and collectively, to our sameness and the True Refuge humanity and all species deeply need in today’s world.
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5-day mindfulness and nature retreat April 2024 at Fair Harvest
Join us for 5 days of semi-silent retreat exploring mindfulness and meditations on nature through an ecological perspective. This retreat offers an opportunity to deepen mindfulness and explore meditative practices that foster a profound remembrance of our sacred relationship and place within the body of nature. Also, there is ample opportunity for rest and respite.
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A collection of contemplations in prayer
9-page PDF / 32-page hardcopy booklet. This contemporary collection of prayers contains traditional Buddhist prayers and wisdoms expressed in modern English language. Use it as a full Puja text, or individual contemplations as meditative practice. The text contains lovely prayers suitable for ceremonies and celebrations, including weddings, births, and memorials. Prayers can be adapted and varied to suit the need, carrying the heart of the ideas and wisdoms involved.
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A Mindful Peace
2-page contemplative writing on mindful peace. All lives seek healing and peace. Peace here means a healthy humanity working for the health of the world at every level of experience.
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Dana contribution, gift or offering
If you would like to support Tig-Le House, you can make a Dana contribution, gift, or offering.
All contributions go 100% to running community mindfulness and mediation training sessions through Tig-Le House.
What your contribution supports:
- Making regular foundation teaching and training sessions accessible for anyone in need.
- Provide training resources for participants supporting their ongoing practice.
- Provide practical daily essentials, including – tea, chairs, cushions, winter rugs, heating and water.
All your support, offerings and involvement are deeply appreciated.
If you would like to make a contribution, we would love to hear from you. You can make a contribution here or contact us directly.
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Dharma Group – Term 1, 2024
Dharma Group – Term 1, 2024
Wednesday evenings: 7pm – 8:30pm
Dates: 31st January to 20th March
Location: Tig-Le House, 11 Tingle Ave, Margaret River
Topic: Theravada Dhamma
In this first eight-week series for the year, we explore Theravadin dhamma teachings and associated contemplative meditations in the universalist Buddhist tradition.
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Ecodharma Refuge Tree Meditation
2-page contemplative meditation and visualisation. An ancient Buddhadharma meditation technique adapted to help foster a sense of Refuge – a feeling of safety, shelter and protection in this life, connection, solidarity, strength and support, experienced through an ecological perspective.
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Medicine Buddha Puja
27-page downloadable PDF / 47-page hardcopy booklet. This is a contemporary Puja to Medicine Buddha, a traditional Buddhist text expressed with an ecological and social justice lens. This text supports the health of the mind interested in healing, peace and Refuge.
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Meditations for enriched awareness of nature November 2024 at the Origins Centre
It is through mindfulness that we come into a deeper awareness of our true nature and the World, Gaia, Mother Earth, all our home. This mindfulness can be further enriched through training, revealing insights into the body of life and the wisdom of life’s intelligence.