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Ajahn Khemavaro was born in Vietnam in 1966. Completing university studies in the USA, he encountered Buddhism and meditation while working as a stockbroker in Bangkok, Thailand. Instinctively drawn to monastic life, he began training in the Ajahn Chah tradition at the legendary Wat Pah Nanachat in North East Thailand in 1999 and ordained as a Bhikku the following year.

Shortly afterwards, he travelled to Australia to spend several years practising meditation at Bodhinyana Monastery under Ajahn Brahmavanso. He currently resides at Wat Buddha Dhamma Forest Monastery deeply secluded in the mountainous regions of NSW.

Since 2005, Ajahn Khemavaro led numerous retreats in Singapore, USA, Norway and Australia. His deep heart connection with the Thai forest meditation tradition combined with a solid monastic grounding in the west make him a truly unique resource as a meditation teacher.

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Friday, 10 February 2012 20:02

Ideas for Youths

Sunday 12th of Feb at 5pm at Dhammaloka

Kalyana Mitta have organised an ideas session with visiting English monk, Venerable Amaranatho, to discuss ways of getting youth involved. As everyone is probably aware now, he has a lot of experience in working with young people, and has many innovative ideas in encouraging exploration of Buddhist themes in ways relevant to them.

If you think you might like to take part at some future time as a facilitator of workshops; if you are a young person and would like to tell us what you would like to see arranged; or if you are a parent or anyone with ideas, please feel free to join us. It will be an informal session over tea so bring a snack to share if you can.