A mid-week Buddhist retreat for families during the May half-term holiday, suitable for children aged 4-18 years old.

Our Dharma Night class explores aspects of the Buddhist vision, drawing on two and a half thousand years of teachings to find practical application in the modern world.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Come along after the lunchtime class to work alongside the Caretakers in looking after the fabric of the centre. A wonderful way to give back, and contribute practically to the LBC!

You can either learn to meditate from scratch and develop the foundations for a daily practice or join the regulars to build on what you know and discover how to apply Wisdom reflections in meditation.

Join in for our regular daytime weekly class of Dharma teaching and practice. In person at the LBC and live on Zoom.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Here's a chance to chant a few different Buddhist mantras in a group as a way to going deeper in one's experience.

Our weekly Wednesday class gives you the chance to learn fresh approaches to meditation, try them out and ask questions to experienced meditators.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Eight Step Recovery is an alternative recovery program to the 12-Step program of Alcoholic Anonymous. The program is a set of mindfulness teachings outlining a suggested course of action for recovery from addiction, stinking thinking, negative mental states, and compulsive and obsessive behaviours.

In this online masterclass, LBC Chair Suryagupta shares her decades of experience to help you develop a mindfulness practice that is satisfying and sustainable.

We will meditate in the first half of the evening and in the second half will have a conversation (plus Q&A) between two members of our Order on their lived experience as Buddhists.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

End the week in person at the LBC with an inspiring evening of meditation, tale-telling and ritual. For anyone who is familiar with the basics of the Mindfulness of Breathing and Metta Bhavana meditation practices.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

In our lively monthly seminar for 16-25 year olds, we discuss traditional Buddhist texts and explore how we can apply their wisdom to our lives. There will be coffee, croissants and lunch in a nearby café afterwards. This month Amalanandi explores what is meant by Wisdom itself and how it can be cultivated. For those aged 18–25.

Drop in and visit us in Bethnal Green to either learn to meditate from scratch or join the regulars to take your practice deeper.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Drop in and visit us in Bethnal Green to either learn to meditate from scratch or join the regulars to take your practice deeper.

Chanting mantras can be an enlivening and beautiful practice. Come and explore how mantra and meditation can support each other, leading to greater integration and positive emotion. Suitable only if you’ve been taught the Metta Bhavana and Mindfulness of Breathing meditation practice. Led by Dayabhadra, 10am–12:30pm. In person – just turn up. Suggested donation £25.

Start the day by tuning in to the LBC from home. Launched during covid lockdowns, these week-long series now take place at the start of every month.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

This six-week course will give you an overview of Buddhist principles and two meditation practices that cultivate self-awareness, open-heartedness and insight. One of the best ways to get a grounding in what we do at the LBC.

Our Dharma Night class explores aspects of the Buddhist vision, drawing on two and a half thousand years of teachings to find practical application in the modern world.

In coming together for a short ritual on the full moon of each month, we are joining Buddhists across the world in a tradition that goes back to the time of the Buddha. 9.45–10.15pm (straight after Dharma night). In person – just turn up. Free, with donations welcome.

Start the day by tuning in to the LBC from home. Launched during covid lockdowns, these week-long series now take place at the start of every month.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Come along after the lunchtime class to work alongside the Caretakers in looking after the fabric of the centre. A wonderful way to give back, and contribute practically to the LBC!

You can either learn to meditate from scratch and develop the foundations for a daily practice or join the regulars to build on what you know and discover how to apply Wisdom reflections in meditation.

Start the day by tuning in to the LBC from home. Launched during covid lockdowns, these week-long series now take place at the start of every month.

Join in for our regular daytime weekly class of Dharma teaching and practice. In person at the LBC and live on Zoom.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Here's a chance to chant a few different Buddhist mantras in a group as a way to going deeper in one's experience.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join Jnanavaca on this four week course exploring how to move into deeper states of meditation known as the dhyanas, by examining our direct experience.

Start the day by tuning in to the LBC from home. Launched during covid lockdowns, these week-long series now take place at the start of every month.

Visit us in Bethnal Green to practice yoga as a foundation for meditation - encouraging flexibility, strength and awareness of physical sensations.

Join us in person to meditate with others in the LBC shrine room and develop your ability to work creatively with your mind. Ideal for complete newcomers and for those who want to keep learning.

Eight Step Recovery is an alternative recovery program to the 12-Step program of Alcoholic Anonymous. The program is a set of mindfulness teachings outlining a suggested course of action for recovery from addiction, stinking thinking, negative mental states, and compulsive and obsessive behaviours.

We will meditate in the first half of the evening and in the second half will have a conversation (plus Q&A) between two members of our Order on their lived experience as Buddhists.

Start the day by tuning in to the LBC from home. Launched during covid lockdowns, these week-long series now take place at the start of every month.