Khacho Yulo Ling Buddhist Centre Incorporated

Khacho Yulo Ling Buddhist Centre Incorporated is a not-for-profit organisation located in the heart of Cairns, Far North Queensland. It serves as a peaceful sanctuary for individuals interested in exploring Buddhist teachings and meditation practices. The centre welcomes people from all backgrounds and levels of experience, offering a harmonious environment for spiritual growth and wellbeing.

Mission and Vision

The centre’s mission is to provide a beautiful, peaceful place where people can engage in meditation and learn the precious teachings of the Buddha. It aims to promote peace, harmony, and wellbeing through authentic Buddhist practices rooted in the Sakya Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, while embracing all traditions and teachers. The vision is to foster a community united by compassion and mindfulness, supporting individuals on their spiritual journey.

Main Objectives

• To offer regular meditation sessions and Buddhist teachings accessible to both beginners and advanced practitioners.
• To host visiting Buddhist teachers and organise retreats and short courses that deepen understanding and practice.
• To create a supportive environment for spiritual development and the cultivation of compassion.
• To provide educational opportunities for the wider community, including schools, to learn about meditation and Buddhism.

Benefiting Groups

• Local community members seeking meditation and spiritual guidance.
• Practitioners of Buddhism from various traditions looking for a welcoming space.
• Individuals interested in mindfulness and wellbeing practices.
• Schools and educational groups engaging in meditation and cultural learning.

Services and Activities

• Weekly meditation sessions including practices such as Chenrezig, Green Tara, Vajrasattva, and Medicine Buddha.
• Regular Buddhist teachings and Dharma talks facilitated by the resident nun and visiting teachers.
• Retreats and short courses designed to deepen meditation skills and understanding of Buddhist philosophy.
• Community support activities, including prayers and rituals dedicated to healing and wellbeing.