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Dhamma Wheel Meditation Society offers meditation, Dhamma talks, and discussion groups guided by Bhante Dhammawansha.   Dates, times, location and Zoom links are published in our weekly newsletter so don't miss out. 
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Meditation and Dhamma Talks 3 days a week, in person and via Zoom on Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday.  Our calendar provides location and info and our news letter provides details for Zoom login.
Annual Robe Ceremony  is a favorite.  The robe offering ceremony is an essential aspect of Buddhist practice, fostering a harmonious relationship between the monastic Sangha and the lay community while providing an opportunity for both groups to cultivate generosity and spiritual growth.
Bhante's Book To celebrate Bhante Dhammansha's 60th birthday and in honor of his over 40 years of service and dedication to his practitioners.
Vesak Celebration
Vesak is one of the most important Buddhist festivals. It is also known as Vesak or Buddha Day. It is a celebration of Buddha's birthday and for some Buddhists, marks his  enlightenment (when he discovered the life's meaning). It is also a time to reflect on his teachings and what it means to be Buddhist.
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Special Meditation and Blessing Events such as Year End Blessing and a New Years Blessing Ceremony will be announced on our site under up-coming events, as well as our weekly newsletter.  These are so very special.
World Travel with Bhante.  Many of us have had the opportunity to travel to a world destination with Bhante Dhammawansha, and without exception, a life altering experience.  Traveling with a monk is by far a most amazing spiritual journey as you visit ruins, temples and, meet the local people on a very personal level.   

You too can enjoy this rare opportunity.  

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Dhamma Wheel Meditation Society
1518 South Haven Drive
​Clearwater, FL 33764
DONATE (DANA)
In Buddhism, the practice of Dana holds immense significance.  It encompasses the act of giving, but its implications go far beyond material offerings.  Dana is not just about handing over possessions; it is a practice that cultivates generosity, fosters personal growth and strengthens the bonds within Buddhist communities.

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