Make a monthly contribution or give your one-off gift!
Choose your currencyYou’ll get to choose your donation frequency on PayPal. You don’t need a PayPal account to give - debit and credit card payments can be made without one.
If your donation is in relation a specific event, please select it here:
I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations in that tax year it is my responsibility to pay any difference.
Other ways to donate + information about tax & giving ▼
Gift Aid & Tax Deduction. U.S. Dollar donations are tax deductible (Tax ID: 26-3940667).If you are a UK tax payer with a UK postal address, we can reclaim tax on your donation, increasing its value to us with no cost to you. You must have paid tax at least equal to the amount we reclaim on your donation. More information is available here.Monthly gift via standing order: Please get in touch for our UK standing order form.For US bank transfers, please contact us.One-Off gift via post: Payable to ‘Dharmachakra’
Our colleague Helen is off to get ordained on the three-month retreat this year, and we’re looking for someone to cover some of her work while she’s away.
Could you be the right person for the job of Customer Services, Sales and Marketing Assistant? We are looking for someone from the week of 3rd April to mid July, i.e. just over three months at 2 or 2.5 days per week spread out over the week.
The work involves:
Doing all the customer services for Windhorse Publications
In ‘Sources of Inspiration’, Paramananda talks to his guests about what gets their spiritual juices flowing and has helped them stay inspired in their rich, committed Dharma lives. Each week his guests bring something along to share - and a depth conversation begins…
These conversations were aired live and unrehearsed, so who knows what might emerge to delight or surprise us! Tune in and find out some of the things that keep experienced Buddhists going in these difficult times.
This interview with the literary critic Harold Bloom was first published in Dharma Life, 5, Summer 1997. Harold Bloom died on October 14th 2019.
Vishvapani is a writer, broadcaster and Buddhist mindfulness teacher. His writing can be found at Wise Attention.
***
When I first encountered Harold Bloom’s work, I discovered a remarkable mixture. Bloom is Professor of Humanities at Yale University, and is widely considered America’s leading literary critic. His many books combine an enormous breadth of...