For reasons not known to me, the E-Vam website still doesn’t carry even the briefest mention of the new centre in Sydney. So here is the contents of the flyer for the coming week-end.
“Mindfulness Living”
Weekend Course with Renowned Tibetan Buddhist Teacher and Author Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche.
16 & 17 MAY 2009 Harris Park NSW
Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche was recognised as the ninth incarnation of the Traleg lineage at the age of two and was enthroned as Abbot of Tra’gu Monastery in Kham, Tibet. Rinpoche has undergone rigorous scholastic and meditative training under various Tibetan Kagyu and Nyingma masters in India. Rinpoche came to Australia in 1980 where he subsequently established Kagyu E-Vam Buddhist Institute in 1982. He regularly conducts courses and retreats and has travelled extensively in U.S.A, South East Asia and Europe conducting lectures and courses. Rinpoche is author of various books including the best selling The Essence of Buddhism and Practice of Lojong and has now established a number of Centres in Australia, New Zealand and U.S.A..
In this course Rinpoche will be discussing how mindfulness practice relates to all aspects of our life.
TIMES: Saturday 10am to 4 pm; Sunday 10 am to 12 noon
VENUE: 49 High Street, Harris Park, NSW 2150
COST: $65.85
Enquiries and Bookings: Yeshe Nyima Office Ph 02 9893 9008
Felicity: 0449579509, Email: yeshenyima@live.com.au
Pre booking is encouraged, Visa, Mastercard accepted.
Travel: Free Onsite Parking.
Yeshe Nyima is 3 minute walk from Harris Park Railway Station or 10 minutes walk from Parramatta Railway Station.
Lunch & Refreshments: available for purchase, complimentary tea and coffee.
Event proudly presented by Yeshe Nyima, Harris Park NSW.
I will report!

In a previous entry — the one about Mahakala breaking the table, I think — you drew our attention to an incorrect spelling of “vegetarian.”
We share a similar condition, you and I, Alex. Take a look at the item of May 11/09. Harry Belafonte song? “Syndey” don’t let me down . . . .
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Kh.
None of us is immune! Thanks!