A Vision of Truth

In a Culture of Friendship

For the Benefit of All

Learn to Meditate

Meditation is the most direct way to work on your mind and so transform your experience of life. While it’s easy to start meditating with an app, the oldest and best way to learn is face-to-face with a teacher, deepening your practice in the company of others.

Explore Buddhism

Buddhism is a complete, practical path of human growth. Drawing on the breadth and depth of the tradition, we teach Buddhism in a way that is relevant to modern life.

Go on Retreat

To get a true sense of the Buddhist vision, we have to experience it directly. Going on retreat is a vital chance to step away from our day-to-day and begin to open up to the mysteries beyond our ordinary mind.

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Mon

2 Feb

7:15 pm

9:30 pm

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2 Feb

Mon

2 Feb

An Evening with the Chair:

A Vision of a New World

Suryagupta, the Chair of the London Buddhist Centre, will be leading an evening sharing key perspectives on what a vision for a new world could be for us today. Join for an evening of ritual, sound and experienced Buddhists sharing their personal stories. Starts with dinner at Mandala Café from 5pm.

In person and online.

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Wed

4 Feb

7:15 pm

9:45 pm

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Wed

4 Feb

Wed

25 Mar

Life With Full Attention

A Practical Course in Mindfulness

Buddhism’s vision of infinite consciousness, exemplified by the Buddha, is a vision of our human potential. We’re like an acorn that doesn’t realise its potential is to be an oak tree. But we’re almost perpetually distracted – planning, worrying and fantasizing.

In person £190/£125 | Online £105/£70

In person and online.

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Tue

24 Feb

7:15 pm

10:30 pm

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24 Feb

Tue

31 Mar

Foundations of Meditation Course

A six-week course in the essentials

Our mind is notoriously tricky - hard to manage, mostly unconscious, creative and destructive by degrees. What’s crucial is to be able to work with this tricky ‘non-thing’ called the mind. Buddhism has 2,500 years of experience working with the mind. In this sense, meditation is at the heart of Buddhism.

£130 Full / £85 Low Income

In person, book online.

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Supporting your practice

The Buddha's teaching is for everyone.

The LBC community includes a variety of different groups and events to support you in deepening your practice.