Diamond Way Buddhist Center of Austin

10/05/2026

Great weekend of lectures and meditation at TRC!💕☀️

10/04/2026

It was amazing Friday lecture! See you on Monday at 6:30 pm!

09/30/2026

Every Sunday at 11 am we have 10-minute talks about Buddha’s teachings and meditation practice. It’s followed with 30 minute meditation and there’s always an opportunity to ask a question and mingle. Join us! ☺️☀️

09/18/2026

This year we celebrate 30 years of Austin Diamond way Buddhist center! 🎉❤️🧘🏻‍♀️
We serve Austin community as a place where lay people can connect with Buddha’s teachings, meditate and practice them in daily life.
Join us for activities in September and October!

09/18/2026

Diamond Way Buddhist center is Austin is a place where we practice Buddhist meditation, have lectures about Buddhism and have Q&A sessions. Join us for meditation every Wednesday at 7:45 pm and every Sunday at 11 am.

05/19/2026

Thank you, Lama Ole Nydahl!

Lama Ole passed away

Dearest friends,

It is with a heavy heart that I am reaching out to you today. This morning, our beloved teacher, Lama Ole, left his Viking body, which he tirelessly devoted to benefiting others. His passing unfolded in a completely natural and peaceful way — marked, as always, by immense love and strength.

Wherever we are, we are united in gratitude for everything Lama Ole taught us and for all he accomplished for Buddhism in the West and within our Karma Kagyu lineage.

May we cherish his extraordinary example and continue to carry it forward in everything we do.

With love,
Anne Nydahl

P.S. You are all very welcome to come to the Europe Center. After some quiet days of meditation, there will be an opportunity to pay your last respects.

05/19/2026

With deep sadness, we share the news that Lama Ole Nydahl has passed beyond this life.

We feel immense gratitude for his extraordinary life and tireless activity in bringing Buddha Dharma and the Karma Kagyu teachings to the West and around the world. Through his courage, energy, and unwavering devotion, countless people found meaning, friendship, and a path of practice.

As H.H. the 17th Karmapa Thaye Dorje reminds us, the greatest way to honor our teacher is to continue the practice and keep the teachings alive in our hearts and daily lives.

We are deeply fortunate to have met such an extraordinary teacher in this lifetime.

With gratitude!
Austin Sangha