Community
Find your place in the community
Membership offers a formal way to take part in the Society’s spiritual and community purpose, to support its activities, and to contribute to a respectful and connected Dharma community. It is not a transaction — it is a way of belonging.
What membership means
- Respectful participation in Dharma activities
- Service and cooperation
- Supporting KCNZ objectives and decisions
- Maintaining respectful and professional conduct
What members may receive
- Support and assistance during difficult circumstances
- Reference letters or membership certificates upon request
- Advice and guidance relating to Buddhist practice
- Respectful treatment as a member of the community
- Access to Society records in accordance with the Rules and applicable law
These reflect the Society’s Rules. Exact provisions are set out in the Rules document — see Governance.
What is asked of members
- Uphold the Rules of the Society
- Respect Executive Committee decisions
- Participate in Society activities
- Offer guidance and suggestions
- Support networking and cooperation within the community
Membership enquiry
Tell us a little about yourself. This begins a conversation — it is not a binding application. Membership is confirmed by the Executive Committee under the Society’s Rules.
