What a nourishing way to spend Christmas and Boxing Day!
Stay calm, grounded and connected during this often frenetic and sometimes challenging time. Join Bodhilila for our Festive Meditations. Whether you want some quiet and stillness in the midst of the seasonal craziness, a break between socialising with friends and family or you want to come together with others for some communal practice, this day is for you!
Leave behind the bling and soften into quiet on these two drop-in meditation days. Spend a...
This Sunday 26 April, a free day, but you need to book, and please donate if you can, £30 suggested.
A nourishing day retreat at home, immersed in metta, the intention of friendliness, kindness or unconditional love. During the day Maitrisambhava and Karunagita will lead four online sessions of about an hour using Zoom. Meditation, gentle bodywork, teaching and discussion, also touching on Karuna (compassion) and Mudita (joy). These sessions will...
Open to all women of the Triratna Buddhist Community sangha.
A fantastic opportunity to spend the day with Parami, public preceptor and a very experienced order member.
Join us at Ipswich Buddhist Centre from 10am-4pm on Sunday, 22nd April.
Places are limited so early booking advised - you can book online via Eventbrite here.
Please bring a veggie lunch to share if you are able.
If the cost of the ticket is a difficulty please contact us before booking your space by emailing enquiries [at] ipswichbuddhistcentre.org.uk (subject: Parami%20Day%20Enquiry)
Some of us are talking about doing a Flashmob Meditation in Exeter on Saturday 4th June 11.00 - 1.00. You will need to bring your own mat, cushion and blanket (you can borrow these from the Centre). If you would like to join in, please email Emily at emilyruth.hammond [at] gmail.com
Summer Dat retreat at Sagaravajra’s Forest Garden - 13th August
We’ll be having a Summer Day Retreat at Sagaravajra’s...
To begin the UK Buddhist Action Month in Sheffield we are offering a cycle of the ‘Work that Reconnects.’
The central teaching of the Buddha, pratitya-samutpada, means we never act in isolation; our actions will always have consequences.
Drawing on the Dharma, the Work that Reconnects strengthens our capacity to see those connections and to act effectively and sustainably in a deeply troubled world.
This is the first Sheffield event to take place in Kuladitya and Cecilia’s yurt and woodland in the Peak District, fantastic!
Day Retreat: ‘Five Facts One Should Reflect On Often ‘
Sunday 28th February, 10 am to 4.30 pm at the Exeter Natural Health Centre
Nandavajra & Mokshini lead a spacious day of reflection, silence and meditation, exploring this teaching: ’Five Facts One Should Reflect On Often’ (Upajjhattana Sutta, AN 5.57)
Everybody familiar with the mindfulness of breathing and metta bhavana meditations are welcome. Please bring a veggie lunch to share.
