Welcome to MITRA Youth Buddhist Network Community Website
MITRA is an initiative that was inspired by the Intervarsity Buddhist Convention held at UTS on July 2002. At the convention, it was identified that more formal links between University Buddhist Societies were required to provide better more resources to run better activities. Representatives from UTSBMS, Unibodhi, MacBuddhi and a few past executive committee members from formed the initiating team of MITRA. MITRA, a Sanskrit word, meaning friend was selected as the name for the network as it represented role of the network. MITRA can be thought of as a helping hand for University Buddhist Societies. MITRA aims to provide support for existing youth Buddhist societies and assistance for new ones who are striving to grow. Regardless of whether it's moral support, physical assistance or ideas, we hope that we will be able to help youth Buddhist societies to achieve their goals in propagating the Dharma. MITRA Aims to: 1. To provide support for the committees of youth Buddhist societies 2. To facilitate the networking between youth Buddhist societies 3. To promote an alumni network of youth Buddhist societies We welcome people interested in buddhism to send their name, institution of learning to be informed about events For any comments or enquiries, or to join our mailing list, please contact us via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
![]() MISSED OUT ON THE MITRA CONFERENCE 2009?? |
wanna keep in touch?Every Sunday, MITRA meets up to meditate together at the Buddhist Council of NSW in Crows Nest. Why not come along and say "hi"?!
Time: 3.50pm for 4:00pm start, till 5:30 pm Location: Buddhist Council of NSW Office - Level 1, 441 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest
MITRA Twice-a-Month Guided Meditation Sessions (throughout year)
When: Every 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month Time: 3.50pm for 4:00pm start, till 5:30 pm Location: Buddhist Council of NSW Office - Level 1, 441 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest
Have doubts or questions about your personal meditation practice? Or just want to learn more about meditation?
Two experienced teachers in the Dharma, Jim Teoh and Chien Hoong Gooi, will be leading alternate sessions each month to support and guide you in your meditation practice. The environment is open and casual, with dedicated time for you to ask questions or advice on how to better your personal meditation practice. All are welcome to attend. |