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Metta Convention Week: Haiku Poetry Writing by Venerable BomHyon Sunim - Buddhist Council of NSW Metta Convention Week: Haiku Poetry Writing by Venerable BomHyon Sunim - Buddhist Council of NSW

wed27sep7:00 pmwed8:30 pmMetta Convention Week: Haiku Poetry Writing by Venerable BomHyon Sunim7:00 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT+00:00) Western Sydney University, Bankstown City campus, Inner West Event Organized By: Metta Centre Event Type :Courses/Teachings on BuddhismEvent Region:Western Sydney

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Presenters: Venerable BomHyon Sunim (In person)

Cost: By Donation

About the presenter: Venerable BomHyon Sunim is from the Korean Zen tradition and is currently living in Sydney, Australia, having lived in Victoria for the past 8 years, where she was the resident teacher of the Bodhi Ahm Buddhist Centre and founded the Healthcare Chaplaincy program for the Buddhist Council. She is also the Senior Buddhist Chaplain for the Australian Defence Forces.

Venerable BomHyon Sunim is a leading representative of Buddhism in Australia, and an active advocate of chaplaincy and spiritual care. She has a deep commitment to live and learn with others who are motivated to support each other, ecologically and compassionately, in right relationship to the planet and all beings. Venerable BomHyon Sunim has long been active in chaplaincy and spiritual care, having managed the Prison Chaplaincy program and established the Spiritual/Pastoral Care program for the Buddhist Council of Victoria. Since relocating to Sydney, she has been a volunteer Chaplain at Western Sydney University where she is also undertaking doctoral research into the culture and practice of chaplaincy in Australian universities, with particular interest in the religious and spiritual wellbeing needs of the Gens Y/Z demographic. Sunim is a postgraduate Fellow of the Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies program at Chulalongkorn University (Thailand) and a practitioner of Non-Violent Communication. More info can be found here.

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Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT+00:00)

Location

Western Sydney University, Bankstown City campus, Inner West

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