Santi Forest Monastery (General)

Santi Forest Monastery is a Buddhist education and meditation residence for monks, nuns, and laypeople.

Established by Bhante Sujato in 2003, it is set in the rugged bush ravines of the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia. Santi offers accommodation, teaching, and support for study and practice in the Forest Tradition, with a special emphasis on the earliest teachings of the Buddha that are shared by all Buddhist traditions. Since 2005, the Sangha of Santi has performed ordinations each year, and has become internationally recognized for its advocacy of full ordination for Buddhist nuns (bhikkhunis).

For more information of the monastery and monastic life see www.santifm.org.

Santi Monastery is currently hosting the Jhanathon Event on New Years Eve (31st December 2011) to fundraise for the monastery. To register as a participant, or sponsor a participant, see www.jhanathon.santifm.org.

For information on the teachings currently offered by Bhante Sujato and others from Santi FM in North Sydney, Western Sydney and Canberra, see http://santifm.org/santi/page/2/.

For recordings and videos of Bhante Sujato’s talks see http://dhammanet.org/news.php.

 
 
 

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Santi Forest Monastery is a Buddhist education and meditation residence for monks, nuns, and laypeople.

Established by Bhante Sujato in 2003, it is set in the rugged bush ravines of the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia. Santi offers accommodation, teaching, and support for study and practice in the Forest Tradition, with a special emphasis on the earliest teachings of the Buddha that are shared by all Buddhist traditions. Since 2005, the Sangha of Santi has performed ordinations each year, and has become internationally recognized for its advocacy of full ordination for Buddhist nuns (bhikkhunis).

For more information of the monastery and monastic life see www.santifm.org.

Santi Monastery is currently hosting the Jhanathon Event on New Years Eve (31st December 2011) to fundraise for the monastery. To register as a participant, or sponsor a participant, see www.jhanathon.santifm.org.

For information on the teachings currently offered by Bhante Sujato and others from Santi FM in North Sydney, Western Sydney and Canberra, see http://santifm.org/santi/page/2/.

For recordings and videos of Bhante Sujato’s talks see http://dhammanet.org/news.php.

 

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