Vihara was established in 2012 to promote Theravada Buddhism in the Wales of the UK. The temple engages in a broad scale of Dhamma activities including conduction of Dhamma sermons as well as Seela and Bhavana (meditation) programs for the benefit of both Sri Lankan and non-Sri Lankan Buddhist communities in the Wales of the UK.
Sunday School
Sunday Dhamma School is a Buddhist educational program held on Sundays, focused on teaching children about the teachings of the Buddha (Dhamma) and sinhala.
Dhamma Sermons
These sermons cover various aspects of Buddhism, including ethical conduct, meditation practices, and the path to enlightenment.
Bhavana (meditation) programs
Bhavana (meditation) programs are structured sessions designed to cultivate mental discipline and spiritual growth through meditation practices.
Day Time Table
The day timetable at the temple offers a structured schedule of spiritual and mindful activities.
Sunday Dhamma School is a Buddhist educational program held on Sundays, focused on teaching children and adults about the teachings of the Buddha (Dhamma). It includes lessons on Buddhist scriptures, meditation practices, moral values, and activities that foster spiritual growth and understanding of Buddhist principles and sinhala.
Dhamma Sermons are teachings delivered by Buddhist monks or scholars that expound on the principles and practices of Buddhism. These sermons aim to provide guidance on the path to enlightenment, offering insights into the Buddha’s teachings, ethical conduct, meditation techniques, and the cultivation of wisdom and compassion.
Bhavana (meditation) programs are structured sessions designed to cultivate mental discipline and spiritual growth through meditation practices. These programs, guided by experienced instructors, focus on various techniques such as mindfulness, concentration, and loving-kindness meditation. Participants learn to calm the mind, develop insight, and enhance their overall well-being, progressing on the path to enlightenment.
The Monthly Poya Program is a special observance held on the full moon day, dedicated to deepening one’s spiritual practice and understanding of Buddhism. The program includes meditation sessions, Dhamma talks, chanting, and group discussions, providing a serene environment for reflection and growth. Participants gather to honor this significant day with mindfulness, community, and devotion.
Community Development involves initiatives aimed at improving the well-being and quality of life for members of a community. These initiatives can include educational programs, economic development projects, healthcare services, and social activities designed to empower individuals and foster a sense of togetherness. The goal is to create a supportive, thriving community where everyone has the opportunity to succeed and contribute.