The
Dhammakaya tradition in our era started in 1916 when
the Great Abbot of Wat Paknam (Phra Monkolthepmuni)
strove with a determination to the degree he was prepared
to devote his entire life, to rediscovering through
meditation the knowledge known to the Buddha’s Meditation,
previously considered nothing more than a mental exercise
or spiritual austerity, became popular through this
master’s dedication to teaching and research in the
Dhammakaya tradition he has discovered. The Great
Abbot’s most gifted disciple was a nun Khun Yay Ubasika
Chandra Khonnokyoong. read
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Kathina Robe Offering Ceremony Sunday 23 October 2011 (2554 B.E.) For Building The Buddhist Temple o
Buddhist Temple of Cape Town is pleased to invite you and your family to join on Kathina Robe Offering Ceremony and the anniversary of grand opening) for the alms-givings , offering meals to 11 Thai Buddhist monks and Kathina robe offering ceremony on Sun
Cape Town Meditation Centre Moving to new area
Cape Town Meditation Centre (CMC) is moving to Sunset Beach in this 5th May.
How we are going to new temple?
The Budhist Temple of Cape Town Map
Cape
Town Meditation Centre (Current) 49
Balers Way, Sunset Beach, Milnerton 7441, Malmesbury,
Western Cape, South Africa Postal: P.O.Box 585, Sea Point, Cape Town,
8060
Tel: +27(0) 21-552-9333 Cell: +27(0) 79-379-0245 or +27(0) 72-3230060
E-Mail:capetownmeditation@hotmail.com | admin
The
Dhammakaya tradition in our era started in 1916 when
the Great Abbot of Wat Paknam (Phra Monkolthepmuni)
strove with a determination to the degree he was prepared
to devote his entire life, to rediscovering through
meditation the knowledge known to the Buddha’s Meditation,
previously considered nothing more than a mental exercise
or spiritual austerity, became popular through this
master’s dedication to teaching and research in the
Dhammakaya tradition he has discovered. The Great
Abbot’s most gifted disciple was a nun Khun Yay Ubasika
Chandra Khonnokyoong. 
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