All Courses, Events, Programmes and Workshops
Online - What to Think
with David Schneider
June 8th—June 29th
We will explore the question of "What to Think" through the teachings of the Four Foundations of Mindfulness and subsequesnt commentaries. Continue »
North London Group Meditation Online
June 17th
The North London Shambhala Meditation group meets Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 8-9am. For the foreseeable future we will be meeting on Zoom. Continue »
North London Group Meditation Online
June 18th
The North London Shambhala Meditation group meets Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 8-9am. For the foreseeable future we will be meeting on Zoom. Continue »
Compassion Practice Online
with Rachael Cheang
June 18th
An online Tonglen or Loving Kindness practice Continue »
Shambhala Sadhana - Online
June 24th
All community members are welcome to gather to practise the Shambhala Sadhana online via Zoom. Continue »
Summer Retreat - Freedom to Choose Something Different
with Jane Hope
August 21st—August 27th
In Buddhism there is a word that describes the process in which
certain habits of mind tend to take us captive and we get stuck in patterns of anger, blame, self-hatred and addiction. This word is ‘shenpa’. Continue »
Online - Shambhala Training Weekend 4: Awakened Heart
with John Seex & Tessa Watt
September 25th—September 26th
This weekend retreat is about inquisitiveness and opening, allowing yourself to be touched by your experience. Continue »
Lamledra Retreat - Working with Anger
with Barbara Märtens & Jude Hudson
September 26th—October 2nd
A six-day - in-person, face-to-face - retreat in Cornwall taught by senior teacher Barbara Maertens and assisted by Jude Hudson. Sunday 26h Sept to Saturday 2nd October 2021. Continue »
Online - Shambhala Training Weekend 5: Open Sky
with David Hope
November 27th—November 28th
As our awareness expands we communicate with our world both gently and fearlessly. We find the clear open sky of mind, a vast source of freedom and uplifted energy. Can we trust our nature enough to let go into the present moment? Continue »