Hayagriva Buddhist Centre

Hayagriva Buddhist Centre Hayagriva is a centre affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition We have a library, bookshop and complimentary refreshments.

Hayagriva Buddhist Centre is a Mahayana Buddhist centre in Perth, Western Australia. We provide Gelugpa Buddhist teachings and meditation classes as well as retreats. Hayagriva is a member of the Foundation of the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT), a worldwide family of over 151 Buddhist centres, projects and services. Members and visitors are welcome to use and enjoy the relaxing ambi

ence of our beautiful Centre for personal meditation and other Buddhist practices. We are fortunate in having students who volunteer to welcome visitors to the centre and help out with any questions.

08/12/2025

Lama Tsongkhapa was born in 1357 in the remote region of Amdo. Even as a child, people noticed his calm presence, sharp mind, and natural kindness

He frequently dreamt of Atisha which was a sign that he would correct misunderstandings of the Dharma in Tibet and restore its purity, combining sutra and ta**ra, as Atisha had done.

At the age of seven, Tsongkhapa received novice vows from Choje Dondrub Rinchen and the ordination name Losang Dragpa. He continued to study in Amdo with this lama until he was sixteen, at which time he went to U-tsang (Central Tibet) to study further.

Tsongkhapa shows that true understanding grows where kindness, study, and humility meet.

08/12/2025

Born in Amdo, trained by teachers of all Tibetan traditions — Sakya, Kagyu, Nyingma and Kadam teachers…
a scholar, yogi, and reformer…
a bridge between ancient India and our modern world

His legacy continues worldwide through thousands of centres and practitioners.

In the lead up to Lama Tsongkhapa day this year we will explore who this great leader was and how his relevance continues to this day.

Stay tuned.

03/12/2025

Je Rinpoche reminds us:
we didn’t come into this world by accident.
This rare human life — with intelligence, freedom, and access to the Dharma — is a once-in-a-universe opportunity.

When we remember how fragile and brief it is, our priorities shift.
Attachment softens.
Clarity returns.
The heart opens.

Reflecting on this isn’t meant to make us fearful —
it’s meant to wake us up.
To help us use this life for what truly matters.

27/11/2025

“May all beings everywhere, plagued by suffering of body and mind, obtain an ocean of happiness and joy.” — Shantideva

This simple verse comes from the Bodhicharyāvatāra, by Shantideva. Just as the wind moves through prayer flags,
may our own goodness ripple outward.

At a time when so many beings are experiencing strain in body and mind, this aspiration feels especially relevant.

Just as prayer flags never stop moving, may our intentions continue to spread in all directions.
May all beings everywhere discover an ocean of happiness and peace.

22/11/2025

Lama Tsongkhapa reminds us that everything we experience arises from countless causes and conditions.
Nothing exists on its own — and because of that, transformation is possible. We continue to explore this each Sunday with Discovering Buddhism. See our website for more details- link in bio.

✨ This wisdom is the heart of the path.
✨ This December we celebrate Lama Tsongkhapa Day.

This reflection helps practitioners understand that a human life with access to teachings, teachers, and the capacity to...
20/11/2025

This reflection helps practitioners understand that a human life with access to teachings, teachers, and the capacity to practise is incredibly rare.
It naturally generates gratitude rather than taking life for granted.

You have agency. You have potential.
You can choose your direction.
Like holding a ticket in your hand — you can decide where to go.

07/11/2025

Even our pets need some dharma love! Come to Hayagriva Buddhist Centre this Saturday for a pet blessing 2-4pm.

Address

64 Banksia Tce Kensington
Perth, WA
6151

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 11am

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