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Dining Room

Share a meal with Dharma friends

Please note that the Dining Room will reopen on the night of the 6th February 2012.

So that you don't miss out on a meal, please ensure you book before 3pm as we cannot accept bookings any later than that.  Thanks!

Dining RoomThree-course vegetarian set meals are available in the Tara Institute dining room on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. To make your booking for catering purposes, please call our office on (03) 9596 8900 before 3pm on the day you wish to dine; we cannot take bookings after 3pm.  Please note that the food is vegetarian, but it is not gluten free; it can contain egg and egg products, milk and milk products and/or nut products as well.

Entrée, main and dessert are all meat-free, cost $16.00 and are prepared by Tara Institute’s chef. You can call the office to find out what's on the menu for the night!

You can also opt for single courses.

  • Soup with bread - $5.00
  • Main course - $10.00
  • Dessert - $5.00

Meals are served from the servery in the dining room and through the doorway to your right. Please pay for and collect your meals from here. If you are attending Monday night's teaching, please remember to make your way to the front door around 7:30pm to offer your $5 dollar facility fee to the helpers there.

Serving begins at 6:30pm and finishes at 7:30pm. Please book through the Tara Institute office before 3pm.

Our cook, Ruth, has published her own cookbook and has just published a beautiful 2012 calendar; see her website at www.marthagoesgreen.com.au.

 

 

 

 

Members' Tara Puja

Everyone welcome

Sunday 26th February at 10.00am


Nyung Nye

2 March to 5 March

An explanation of Nyung Nye

 

Dharma Quote

Even when we are seeking to accomplish our own aims, it is illogical, even in a worldly sense, to disregard the welfare of others. When the text says, ‘when seeking to accomplish one’s own aims, one must not disregard the welfare of others’ it is in relation to not giving up the sense of love and compassion towards others. According to this tradition, in order to fulfil our own aims, which is to achieve the state of enlightenment, we need to develop love and compassion towards others. This point needs to be understood.

Ven. Geshe Doga 16-6-10