Theravada Buddhist Temple and Vipassana Meditation Center

The Georgia Buddhist Vihara is dedicated to the promotion of the Theravada Buddhist teachings through the practice of meditation, study of Buddhist scriptures, Dhamma School for children and regular religious ceremonies. The Vihara was established in 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Wednesday, November 14, 2012


The Significance of IL Poya Day




  • It is the last Poya in the rainy season.

  • The announcement of the future Buddhahood of Maitriya Bodhisatva.

  • The first Buddhist Missionery activity by Sixty Arahaths.

  • Jatila Brothers-Uruwela, Nadi, Gaya the Buddhist Order.

  • Festival of "Devahaona" or Ascendency to Tavthisa.

  • Acceptance of a Robe from the Future Buddha to be Maitriya, who was a disciple of Gautama Buddha,

  • Pirinirvana of "Dharmasenapathi" one of the Chief Disiples Sariputta.
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