Sri Lanka Buddhist Vihara Perth Western Australia

SLSBS committee kindly requests you to adhere with the below COVID-19 related guidelines as the Committee is unable to bear the responsibility of any spreading of the virus through gatherings at the Temple.

All visitors are kindly requested to follow below guidelines to stay safe and protect the Temple being a hotspot or listed under exposure sites.

Wear a mask within Temple premises.
Keep and maintain social distance.
Continue registering contact details – the SafeWA app is an efficient and safe way to do this.
Keep checking WA government COVID-19 website for latest updates and advice.
Avoid visiting the Temple if you or a family member begin to feel unwell or develop symptoms.
Ensure you are vaccinated against COVID-19, and get your third dose if you are eligible.
Keep checking the list of exposure sites and follow the testing and isolation advice of WA Government if you have visited an exposure site.
Get tested for COVID-19 if you begin to feel unwell or develop symptoms.

Please do not visit the Temple:

If you have returned from overseas in the last 14 days
If you have been informed that you are a close contact of a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last 14 days
If you have symptoms, including: fever, recent history of fever, symptoms of acute respiratory infection (e.g. shortness of breath, cough, sore throat, loss of smell or taste)

Kindly be informed of the following too.

If the Temple is classed as an exposure site, we may have to produce Temple CCTV recordings for further investigations upon request.
The Temple will be closed from 9pm to 6am daily.

Thank you for your understanding and support to prevent the spreading of the virus through the Temple premises.

SLSBS Committee

Events

Atasil and Meditation Program for Duruthu Poya day on Saturday, 15th January at Our Temple from 7:00am to 5:00pm

Dear Friends, Ata Sil and Meditation program for “Duruthu Poya day” will be held on Saturday, 15th January from 7am to 5pm. The important significance of Duruthu Full Moon Poya Day, marks Gautama Buddha’s first visit to Sri Lanka. Nine months after his Enlightenment, the blessed one visited Mahiyangana,…

Atavisi Buddha Puja is rescheduled and will be held on Sunday, 09th January 2022 at 5:15pm – All who have reserved for 1st Jan are requested to join and offer your Pooja item

Dear Friends, We remember the twenty-eight Buddhas who preceded Gautama Buddha and recite stanzas recalling their virtues. Two offerings are made to each Buddha. One is a Atapirikara and the other a tray of offerings (Gilanpasa) consisting of flowers, a candle, gilanpasa and chatumadura. Dayakathwaya for each of the two offerings as follows. ● Donation of…

Ata Sil and Meditation programme for Uduwap Full Moon Poya day on Saturday 18th December at 7:00am

Dear Friends, Ata Sil and Meditation program for “Uduvap Poya day” will be held on Saturday, 18th December 2021 from 7am to 5pm. Significance of Uduvap Full Moon Poya Day The unique event of bringing the Bo-sapling of the sacred Jayasiri Maha Bodhi from India to Anuradhapura, took place on an Unduvap Full Moon Poya Day. The…

Meditation and Dhamma Deshana Program (via Zoom Link) – Saturday, 4th December 2021 from 8:00am to 5:30pm

Dear Friends, As per the Lord Buddha’s teaching in Maha Sathi Patthana Sutta, ‘Ekayano Ayan Bhikkave Maggo..’, the only way to get rid of suffering is by practising the four folds of mindfulness. SLSBS has introduced a monthly meditation full day program series at Perth Sri Lanka Buddhist Vihara at Kenwick via Zoom. This is in addition…

Ata Sil and Meditation program for IL Poya on Saturday 20th November from 7am to 5pm at Perth Sri Lankan Buddhist Temple at Kenwick

Dear Friends, Ata Sil and Meditation program for “IL Poya day” will be held on Saturday, 20th November 2021 from 7am to 5pm. Important incidents occurred on IL poya day. First of all it celebrates the Future Buddha: The Future Buddha Metteyya: Metteyya Bodhisatta was born to a family in the City of Sankassa, during the time of Gautama Buddha….

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NEW YEAR BLESSING 2022 : Pirith Ceremony – 4th Jan(Tomorrow) to 8th Jan at 6:30pm, Atavisi Buddha Pooja and last day of Pirith Ceremony on Sunday, 9th Jan at 5:30pm onward

Important notice to Temple Visitors

2019 Katina Pinkama

New Year Blessing for 2020 – Pirith Ceremony

Vesak Festival at Perth Buddhist Vihara – 2017

Extension to the Budu Medura had been religiously opened on 26th December 2016

New Year Blessing Pirith Pinkama 2018 – 2019