Great place to learn meditation, friendly down to earth people.
Mind & Mental Wellbeing Bibra Lake
Diamond Way Buddhist Centre Perth
Guided meditation in the Karma Kagyu tradition three times a week at Bibra Lake — Monday and Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons — each session opening with a short talk before twenty to thirty minutes of guided practice in English.
- Free
- Today Closed
Photos via Google — franz etter
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What it’s like
Free to attend, donations voluntary, no experience needed; cushions and chairs provided.
Quiet, still, in a group.
you are happy in a class with other people, you have under an hour, and you would rather not pay for a first try.
The experience
Before your first visit
Also offered: Guided meditation (3x weekly), Introductory talks, Buddhist teachings
- Typical session
- 25 minutes
- Group size
- Class sized (12 or more)
- The band the practice lists, not a set class size
- Next session
- Meditation · Mon & Wed 7:30pm, Sun 5:30pm
From public sources · not yet confirmed by the practice
Gathered from public sources such as the practice’s website and Google listing, and checked by hand when it was listed. Check current session details with the practice before you go.
Location and hours
Address
34 Prout Way, Bibra Lake WA 6163
Get directions (opens Google Maps)- Distance
- 17 km from the CBD Distances calculated from OpenStreetMap data.
Opening hours
Today: Closed
Hours for the full week
- Monday: 7:30 – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 7:30 – 9:00 PM
- Thursday: Closed
- Friday: Closed
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: 5:30 – 7:00 PM
Hours via Google, last fetched 30 September 2026 — worth a check before a special trip.
Experience DNA
A quick feel for the room, based on how Meditation sessions usually run.
- Physical effort
- Quietness
- Social atmosphere
- Hands-on support
- Price accessibility
- Beginner friendliness
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Nobody has rated this particular venue in person, and reviews are not fed in. Where we have no fact about this listing behind a bar — for example how many people share the room — we leave that bar out rather than guess.
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Reviews
5.0 out of 5 from 11 reviews on Google
From Google
A great place full of happy and positive people but not in a fundamentalist cult happy clappy way. Everyone here is happy with life and like the people around them to be happy. Well worth dropping in to say hi.
Very welcoming. Great chance to take time to look at how your mind works and how meditation can enable inner freedom.
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Quick answers
Where is Diamond Way Buddhist Centre Perth?
34 Prout Way, Bibra Lake WA 6163.
What does Diamond Way Buddhist Centre Perth offer?
Guided meditation (3x weekly), Introductory talks, Buddhist teachings.
How much does Diamond Way Buddhist Centre Perth cost?
Free or by donation, as listed by the practice.
How do I book with Diamond Way Buddhist Centre Perth?
Directly with the practice, through their website or by phone on 08 6392 7836. Oria Haven takes no bookings for it and no commission on them.
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