Welcome to the White Eagle Lodge site for Australia. Thank you for your interest. The headquarters for the work in Australia is based in the picturesque countryside just outside the township of Maleny, in the hinterlands behind the Sunshine Coast, 1½ hours north of Brisbane. Leaving the main Maleny/Kenilworth Road, into Witta Road, you wind your way along the country lane where on either side; the dairy cattle are peacefully grazing. This sets the scene for you as you turn into Tesch Road (See location for details). For there nestled in amongst the pine trees stands the White Temple. The domed canopy stands majestic against the cobalt blue sky but the eye is drawn to the golden winged disc above the entrance to the Temple. The winged disc is symbol of the soul's ability to soar high above the emotions of the everyday life, into that magical world of spirit.
Under the umbrella of the domed roof, services of Worship, Healing Prayer groups and meditation are held either weekly or monthly. Week long Retreats are held regularly throughout the winter months. Spending a week in the peace filled atmosphere of the Temple complex, communing with nature, sharing with like-minded people, meditations that take you to the core of your being to connect with the source of all life are some of the reasons why anyone would want to participate in the Retreats.
The Lodge's philosophy encapsulates a simplistic way of life, one in which the ideal is harmony with nature and brotherhood with all life and spiritual unfoldment through service to humanity.
White Eagle groups are in most capital cities of Australia. These groups usually meet in people's homes, an indication that the principles of the Lodge are very much based on a 'spiritual family'- a place where you can feel at rest, at peace and most of all safe.
A full complement of White Eagle books, tapes, videos and C.D.'s are available.
We hope you enjoy your visit to our site. If you have any comments to make please contact the webmaster or fill in the survey form in the 'How can I help!' section of the site.