Triratna Projects
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Alongside Triratna’s urban Buddhist centres and retreat centres, our community includes many individual projects dedicated to making a difference in the world. Here are some of them.
Karuna is a fundraising charity based in the UK that works with excluded people in South Asia to overcome discrimination
The Buddhafield Collective offers retreats outside and in contact with nature and hosts the annual Buddhafield festival
Breathworks is one of the leading mindfulness teaching organisations, offering a distinctive way to use mindfulness and meditation to respond better to pain and stress
Based in Herefordshire, England, Adhisthana is Triratna’s central retreat centre and hosts study and meditation retreats, training courses and large gatherings. Sangharakshita is buried at Adhisthana and it is dedicated to maintaining the inspiration of his life and teachings
Triratna's central fundraising charity, making an impact in the world for almost a decade!
The LBC is Triratna's largest urban centre and the heart of a varied and vibrant community of Buddhist practitioners in East London
Windhorse is the largest independent publisher of Buddhist books in the UK with a list including many titles by Sangharakshita and other Triratna authors, as well as other writers on Buddhism.
Free Buddhist Audio hosts over 6,000 talks by Sangharakshita and members of the Triratna Buddhist Order. The Buddhist Centre Online serves over half a million users each year who are interested in Buddhism, meditation and Triratna.
Alfoxton Park House (or Alfoxden) is a crumbling mansion that was once home to William Wordsworth. A team from Triratna is slowly turning it into a centre for arts, retreats and environmentalism.
Wildmind, run by an Order member called Bodhipaksa, is an online meditation center — a place where anyone can learn to meditate or deepen their existing practice.
The Eco-Dharma Centre in the remote Catalan Pyrenees offers courses, events and retreats supporting ecological awareness.
Inspired by Dr Ambedkar and identifying with the situation of Dalits and other disadvantaged groups in India, members of the Roma community in Hungary have started their own Triratna activities.
