Buddhafield South East Family Friendly Spring Retreat 2023

The Bluebell Retreat!!

Buddhafield South-East’s family friendly retreat is back this Spring.

28th April - 1st May

This retreat will be held in beautiful woods near Herstmonceux in East Sussex, camping among the trees and surrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of the season in spring and autumn. Families as well as adults without children are welcome.

There is a focus on little-and-often practice with meditation, talks, discussion groups, rituals and, most importantly, play. We explore how to weave dharma into our practice of being together.

Activities for the...

Join our next online book launch

We’d like to invite you to join us next week for the online book launch of Nagabodhi’s page-turning biography, Sangharakshita: The Boy, the Monk, the Man. In it, Nagabodhi gives a vivid account of Sangharakshita’s life, what it was like to live among his committed followers, and the controversies he left behind.

The book launch will take place from 19:00 to 20:30 GMT on Wednesday 1st March, when Nagabodhi will be in conversation with Saddhanandi. Nagabodhi has a reputation...

Women's and non-binary Yatra Retreat

Our Spring Yatra (walking retreat) is now fully booked! But there’s still a few places left on our Women’s Yatra this coming April…

🌸🌾Women’s and non-binary Yatra - 16th-22nd April - Honiton to Glastonbury

Walking and meditating together on a pilgrimage through the ancient sacred landscape of Britain, we will be evoking the way of life of the very earliest Buddhists.

These walking retreats are a mindful celebration of our land and its primordial energies. During the day we will walk in silence and in single...

New podcast episode featuring Nagabodhi

Some of you may already be familiar with Nagabodhi and his talent as a storyteller. We’ll be publishing his latest book, Sangharakshita: The Boy, the Monk, the Man, later this month.

In our new podcast episode, Nagabodhi talks with Dhammamegha about his life in relationship to Sangharakshita, and the interesting process of writing about him. He explores who Sangharakshita was, and his life’s project of working out what it means to be a Buddhist in today’s world. He also talks...