From Monday 18th May, The Ipswich Buddhist Centre will be offering a lunchtime meditation session every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in addition to its popular Tuesday lunchtime event. Led
It doesn’t appear that the Buddha had to deal with a pandemic of the kind we are currently experiencing. 2,500 years ago the world was a much smaller place with
One of the upsides of the lockdown is the proliferation of dharma activities online. The IBC offering is a great place to start but there are other gems out there,
You are probably familar with the wonderful Windhorse Publications, a right-livelyhood organisation who for so many years have helped spread the Dharma and supported many of us in our studies
With the Centre closed our dharma practice at home has taken on a larger importance. For the time being, we can’t share our practice as easily but we can share
Wendie reports on her experience of the Spring Sangha Retreat 2020 This retreat at Vajrasana was my first Buddhist retreat. I was full of anticipation as I didn’t quite know
Plans are progressing for the Sangha pilgrimage to Buddhist sites in India in 2021. So far 26 people have expressed an interest in the pilgrimage in late-January/February which could last
June is Buddhist Action Month during which Buddhists in various parts of the world unite to step-up their social action and care for the environment. The theme for 2020 is
Events at The Centre may be on hold for now but there are still plenty of opportunities to deepen our engagement with the Sangha and our appreciation of the Dharma.
Following yesterday’s briefing by the Prime Minister, we have decided to close the Ipswich Buddhist Centre to the public, with immediate effect, until at least end of April. We will of course
