Buddhism in Australia Traditions in Change

68 Sally McAru she imagined Australian countryside should be, constitutingvery visibleevidence at aloss ot'a familiar.localsense ...

70 Sal/y McAru the pagoda and stupa willbeabetter way to ‘putBendigo ontheworld map' and ‘leavea legacy forfuture generations‘by ...

72 Sally McAm 4 Theseare beings that maditionalBuddhist cosmology identifiesasthesixrealmsof existence: humans.animals. hungrygh ...

2 Locating a Buddhist temple in Wollongong, New South Wales Gordon Wait! Theaimot’this chapter isto examine why the largest Budd ...

76 GordonWait! Whilesocial diversity was unquestionably a characteristicofurban Wollongong. thesocial composition of Berkeley re ...

78 GordonWain with Flagstaff Hill acting asthebackand MountsKeiraandKembla forming the arms. Mythological associations with thet ...

80 Gordon Wain This spiritual threatwas clearly apparent in some opposition letterssentto council and the local media by ardent ...

82 Gordon Wain inthelocal media. Arkell is quoted as saying. ‘thecentre wouldattractworldwide interest and many visitors' (Illnw ...

84 Garden Wain positive portrayal of otherness. popular beliefs reinforcedthose essential qualities ditferentiatinggroups ot‘Aus ...

3 Sydney, a city growing within TheestablishmentofBuddhist centres in Western Sydney JohnSkermar Changing theestablished physica ...

88 JohnSkzrmar Temples arenot churchesbutarea whole complex ofdilTerent parts. they are living cultural centres thathave many fu ...

90 John S/remmr regulatory role. Speaking aboutthedifficultiesencountered by theThienHoa Nunnery in Cabramatta.J hesaid: [H]ouse ...

92 JohnSkemmr These requirements areintendedtoestablish parity in regulating theestab— lishmentof places of public worship withi ...

94 JohnSlremmr‘ References Departmentnrlnrmslrueture,Planning andNaturalResources (2004)SydneyMclropalllnn .S'lruiegt' .limmemit ...

96 Shival’ari CambodianBuddhist community inAustralia Studiesintothehistorical development ofBuddhisminAustraliahaveidentified t ...

98 S/iivuVast | managing the dynamics of identity maintenance.ontheone hand. andsocial integration and participation. ontheother ...

[00 ShivaVast to re-establishand preserve a senseof identity and belonging, and help theprocess of overcoming traumaandthe disor ...

[02 ShivaVasi firmly basedon the metaphysical foundationsofTheravada Buddhism. andare perceived asthe naturalextensionofitsethic ...

l()4 ShimVan-l Hum-Perry. P.and Fine. L. (2000) ‘AllBuddhismis engaged: ThichNhaiHunhand the Order or lnterhcing'. inc. Queen(ed ...

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