Your Kind Donations
WELCOME


Programs and Events

Click here for details

  • Weekly Meditation Sessions on Thursday Evenings. Start: 12 Jan. 2012.
  • 8 day meditation Retreat by Bhante H Gunarathana- 16 to 24 May 2012
  • Weekly Sutra Discussions
  • Toronto Buddhist Journal - May 2011
  • Poya Calendar- 2012
  • Poya Calendar- 2011
  • Temple Requisites - 2011

Click here for details


External Resources

Visitors
Since Aug. 1st 2006


Atavisi Buddha Pooja - 1st January, 2012 Atavisi Buddha Pooja - 1st January, 2012 Atavisi Buddha Pooja - 1st January, 2012 Atavisi Buddha Pooja - 1st January, 2012 Atavisi Buddha Pooja on 1st January 2012, 7.00pm
Click on a picture to view its larger image. Click here for more recent photos
Please sign our Guest Book

Please contact Toronto Mahavihara
Following documents are in .pdf format. Please click here to download Acrobat Reader.
Download latest Acrobat Reader






Events Calendar

Move Mouse over pink squares to see details

February 2012
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
   1234

5Navam Poya Sil Program from 9.00am

67891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
26272829   

March 2012
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
    123

4Medin Poya Sil Program from 9.00am

5678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
25262728293031

Link to TM Scholarship Foundation

Established in 1978, and located on the edge of picturesque Rouge Valley, Toronto Maha Vihara today is not only a noteworthy landmark,  but also a monument to the vision and conviction of the early pioneers of the Sri Lankan expatriate Buddhist community in the Greater Toronto Area.

The primary social objective of Buddhism is to discourage rift and promote harmony among all beings. Its concept and rationale is based on natural law. Hence,  it is a Dhamma  rather than a conventional religion. Conflicts and threats to peace arise only when the three-fold ills of hate, greed and delusion enter the human mind. They are produced by man and not by nature. Buddhism shows us that the more one moves away from Dhamma, the more one suffers.

World peace can never be attained through the media and propaganda alone. The more crucial factor is the inner peace and contentment within us all. The Maha Vihara provides the ideal environment for this purpose. It is open to all, irrespective of nationality, race, color, creed or social class.

The serene place of worship, the library, the meditation sessions, the Dhamma discourses and other opportunities available for exchange of ideas are a blessing to us, in attaining  inner peace and contentment.