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International Centre for Theravada Buddhism (ICTB)

Introduction

The blood and plasma donation programme aimed to address the critical need for blood & plasma in our community and contribute to the well being of those in medical suffering. The event was open to the public, and we collaborated with Australia Red Cross LIfeblood to ensure a seamless and efficient donation process.

ICTB Create blood donation team as per organisation name and who ever donating can nominate the ITCB team.

Program Date: 23/12/2023

Objectives

The donation was made with the intention of supporting people those who need help.Discover Inner Peace: Experience the power of mindfulness meditation in a serene and supportive environment. Thripitaka Exploration: Delve into the ancient teachings of the Thripitaka, the core scriptures of Theravada Buddhism, with our expert instructors.

Brief overview of Buddhism

Statement of the focus on the deep philosophical and spiritual aspects

Program Date: 18/11/2023

Objectives

Discuss below areas :

-Brief overview of Buddhism

-Statement of the focus on the deep philosophical and spiritual aspects

- Facilitate Open Dialogue:
  - Encourage participants to share their thoughts, questions, and experiences related to Buddhism. Also teaching to participants about Buddha teaching and about Suttra deshana from Thripitaka books.
- Extend Understanding:
  - Provide opportunities for participants to extend their understanding of Buddhist teachings through group discussions and shared insights.
- Build Community:
  - Foster a sense of community among participants, creating connections and a supportive network for spiritual growth.
- Wisdom Teachings
- The significance of Prajna (wisdom) in Buddhism
- Understanding the nature of reality through wisdom
- Emphasis on experiential realization
- Ethical Principles
  - The importance of ethical conduct in Buddhism
  - The Five Precepts and their deep meaning
  - Connection between ethical living and spiritual progress
- The Path of Compassion
  - The role of compassion (Karuna) in Buddhism
  - Bodhisattva ideal and the path of the compassionate warrior
  - Engaging in altruistic actions for the benefit of all beings

Frequency

Will conduct each week and during the weekday selected sessions.

Schedule

The program will consist of bi-weekly discussion sessions held on [specify days and times]. Each session will focus on a specific topic with ample time for open conversation and questions.

Target Audience

This program is open to individuals of all levels of experience with Buddhism. The primary target audience includes those interested in exploring and discussing Buddhist principles in a group setting.

Collaboration and Partnerships

Consider collaborating with local Buddhist scholars, teachers, or practitioners to lead specific discussion sessions. Seek partnerships with local communities and anyone interest about Buddhism also finding relief, meditation and learn about how mind work.

Budget

Cost involve below items

Hall booking charges- paid by the ICTB

Refreshment and transport- arrange by the community

Sounds and communication equipment’s- Provide by the ICTB

Other expenses- provide by the community

Promotion

Utilize social media platforms, local community bulletin boards, and word-of-mouth to promote the program. Create visually appealing promotional materials highlighting key discussion topics.

Evaluation and Success Metrics

Implement participant feedback forms to gather insights after each session. Monitor attendance and engagement levels to assess the program’s success.

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