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Venue Hire

For your conference, business, community, or celebratory event, Nyima Tashi offers a spacious and elegant environment that stands apart from the general traditional conference centres.

Imbued with the warmth evoked by the presence of spiritual teachers, meditation practice, and mindful community, the ambience of Nyima Tashi will lend memorability and gravitas to your event.

Enhanced by beautifully appointed, yet unobtrusive furnishings integrating East / West art objects and antiques, Nyima Tashi’s aesthetic will blend effortlessly with your own.

The meditation hall easily accommodates up to fifty people. The Centre incorporates a large commercial size kitchen, dining and foyer area, book shop with a generous sized meeting room that can accommodate up to 20 guests which is also available for hire. You are most welcome to view the premises at your leisure, all inquiries of interest can be forwarded to The Ven. Jangchub Lhamo at (09) 815 0850 or email us at nyimatashi.nz@gmail.com.

Short Term Residential Retreats

For those interested in engaging in short-term residential meditation retreat, accommodation is available within the residential area of the center. Spiritual guidance is also available for those seeking a more formalized, systematic approach. To maintain the sanctity of our residence, retreatants are asked to abide by the traditional Buddhist precepts of not taking the lives of beings (killing), not taking that which is not offered (stealing), avoiding sensual misconduct, not engaging in false or damaging speech, and not abusing substances causing intoxication and heedlessness.

Buddhist Weddings

Nyima Tashi is also available to those wishing to integrate the practice of the 5 paramitas into their wedding nuptials, awareness of the coming together of two spiritual friends, whose love may contribute to the cultivation of compassion and wisdom between themselves, and for the benefit of friends, families, and society. Within a marriage, we need to help balance each other. And there is also one invisible force of profound importance in a marriage – the energy (prana) which moves through everything. The life force of a marriage is loving-kindness and compassion. “For love to last, it is better not to have too many expectations. It is better just to offer love.” (Karmapa) The Buddhist wedding ceremony unfolds as a beautiful and tender dedication to each other and to all sentient beings, through the development of the six Buddhist paramitas or “perfections,” of generosity, discipline, patience, exertion, meditation and prajna (wisdom).
For further enquiries contact Ven. Jangchub Lhamo.