Recent events

A selection of images from recent events at the Tibetan Buddhist society since our last newsletter in August 2022. White Tara empowerment in October 2022 Some of most joyous, colourful and profound recent events at the Peaceful Land of Joy included the White Tara...

Abundance and Joy in the Garden

By Marg Over the years, a team of volunteers has tended to the beautiful gardens each Saturday morning at the Tibetan Buddhist Society and I am fortunate to be one of them. Regardless of how busy or stressful my week has been, I find spending time in the gardens and...

Buddhist insights for a challenged world

By Jean D’Cruz Recent times have been challenging. We have been through the stress, isolation and dislocation of the pandemic. Many people are still getting sick, and we are experiencing the follow-on effects economically. Through daily news we see the suffering...

Volunteering to repay Geshe-la’s kindness

By Jonathan Parker I first became interested in Buddhism when I was around fifteen. After reading various books on different Buddhist traditions, I was naturally attracted to Tibetan Buddhism with its clear explanation of the path to enlightenment and practical guide...

Hanging on to impermanence!  

by Chris McKeown In Buddhism, impermanence refers to the idea that everything, from the smallest subatomic particle to the largest galaxy, is in a continuous state of flux, constantly arising and passing away. Things we see in our day-to-day life may appear solid and...