From July 14 to September 15 (Except Father’s Day on 1 Sept) What is the most important thing for leading a happy and meaningful state of life? Without question – our own mind. If our minds are too busy, too self-focused, too easily upset, we can barely find the space
Everyone is invited to attend special prayer and practice sessions – commencing Saturday 24 August – to mark eight years since the passing of our precious founder, teacher and guide, the most Venerable Geshe Acharya ThubtenLoden. Geshe Loden was the living embodiment of the path to enlightenment and of the Vajrayana path. Geshe-la continually reminded
Saturday 17 August 2019, from 2 to 3.30pm Come and join us for the second of our 2019 delightful afternoons of story-telling and meditation activities to discover the Magic of Our Minds. The theme for this session held on the 17th of August is Our Mind of Peace and Caring.
Stillness, compassion and insight – meditations for personal growth Register for the retreat here To bring space and positive direction to our lives, we need to be calmer. To be a positive force in the lives of those we care about, and in our wider community, we need compassion. To
You are welcome to join us in the traditional Tibetan temple for two Saturday afternoon sessions focusing on the beautiful practices of White Tara and Medicine Buddha. Both White Tara and Medicine Buddha practices are effective methods to: – heal and maintain our health, and – generate merit to help overcome
“Meditation is our medicine, our marvellous teacher, our navigator and our protector.” – Venerable Geshe Acharya Thubten Loden Discover methods to gain a happier and more meaningful life. Meditation is a profound and fascinating skill with the potential for far-reaching benefits that can change our lives. Meditation opens
You can register online for the 2019 Easter retreat here
THE MAGIC OF OUR MIND You are very welcome to join us for our children’s meditation afternoon on The Magic of our Minds on Saturday 13 April from 2-3.30 pm. We’ll have a delightful time enjoying several activities about; What’s in my mind today? including meditation, story-telling and mindful walking
New Year Festival program 23&24 Feb 2019
On 6 and 7 April 2019, the Tibetan Buddhist Society will open its superb gardens to the public, free of charge, from 12 noon to 4 pm. As well as a multitude of beautiful, colourful rose bushes, the gardens also feature salvias, California redwoods, golden robinias and a lake. Also