Aranya Bodhi Awakening Forest Hermitage

Inspired by the Theravada forest traditions, Aranya Bodhi Hermitage is a rustic, off-grid Buddhist women's monastic hermitage on 100+ acres of mountain forest and meadows on the Northern California Sonoma Coast. Aranya Bodhi is the monastic hermitage project of Dhammadharini support foundation, a religious non-profit organization in the State of California. Contact the hermitage at awakeningforest@gmail.com. Learn more at: dhammadharini.net > About > Aranya Bodhi.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

first Bhikkhuni Training Retreat on the land

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Becoming Sangha The first Theravada Bhikkhuni Training Retreat in North America was held on our hermitage land from June 9th through 16th. ...
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

reopening the way

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The Feeling and Real Vision of the Way Reopening With the blessings and encouragement of our experienced venerable monastic Elders (see the ...
Friday, July 11, 2008

the blessings of our kalyanamittas

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Visit of Bhante Gunaratana and Ajahn Pasanno to the Hermitage Site On July 10, 2008 we welcomed elder master Bhante H Gunaratana Sangha Naya...
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Saturday, June 21, 2008

the first woman's "going forth" on the land

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The Samaneri Pabbaja (going forth into the noviciate) of Anagarika Carol Porter -- now Samaneri Suvijjana [clipped from an announcement mai...
Friday, June 20, 2008

our first retreat together on the land

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The first gathering of our Theravadin Bhikkhuni Sangha in Northern California happened at the San Francisco International Airport on June 11...
Sunday, April 13, 2008

a gathering of clouds

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a "gathering of clouds" is an ancient expression for the coming together of the Sangha which holds the Dhamma Rain, a rain, a moi...
Tuesday, September 18, 2007

first visit

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First Visit to the Land September 18, 2007 Northern California Coast When asked how she would like to spend her last birthday before 40, Ven...
Wednesday, January 03, 2007

the beginning

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DhammaDena Desert Vipassana Joshua Tree, Mohave Desert Women's Retreat, 2006 It was winter in the high desert. Windswept sand, mind refl...
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