Mahasandhi Centre in Perth Officially Registered as a Non-Profit Organisation
The Mahasandhi Centre in Perth is delighted to announce that it has been officially registered as a non-profit organization with the Australian Charities and Not for Profit Commission (ACNC). This milestone ushers the Centre into a new era of community service and spreading the Buddha’s Teachings throughout Western Australia and beyond. Yesterday, an official registration ceremony was held, presided over by Khenpo Sangay Tenzin, Resident Lama and Chairperson of the Mahasandhi Centre. The Centre came together in happiness for the occasion, which further extends its reach and impact for Mahasandhi.
New Website Launched for Broader Outreach
At the same time as the registration announcement, the Mahasandhi Centre also launched its official website: www.mahasandhiperth.org This website will provide a central information hub for activities, programs, and teachings occurring at the Centre. It will contain details on:
- Buddhist philosophies, ethics, mindfulness, and meditation practices: Information is available on the website for different philosophies, ethics, mindfulness, and meditation practices taught at the Centre. All these are offered both physically at the Centre and virtually to reach a larger audience.
- Practical sessions: The Centre offers practical sessions so that the practice of Buddhism can be undertaken by students for application in daily life. This would include guided meditations, group discussions, and workshops.
- Community services: Mahasandhi Centre is committed to the well-being of the community. The website will contain information related to such support programs and activities.
- Events: There are several events held in the Centre, mainly oriented to spiritual and cultural heritage. The website will provide information on any upcoming events and online registration facilities.
A Space for All
Established in May 2024 under the guidance of His Holiness Gangteng Truelku Rinpoche, the Mahasandhi Centre seeks to preserve and disseminate profound wisdom according to Buddhism. With its special emphasis on Dzogchen meditation, it caters especially to students of His Holiness and a broad community in Western Australia and beyond. “We are extremely excited that we got incorporated first and we are now officially registered as a charity within short span of time” said Kuentu Lekpa, Chairperson of the Mahasandhi Centre. “As such, this incorporation shall enable us to further our mission of promoting cultural and social well-being founded upon the teachings of the Buddha. We extend warm hospitality to one and all from those new to Buddhism to seasoned practitioners to explore and grow with us at the Mahasandhi Centre.”
