With fewer people carrying cash, other ways of donating funds to help keep our Centre running are evermore important. The trick is to get into the habit, if you can,
In 1967 Sangharakshita made Buddhist history by giving women and men equal ordination. But Tiratanaloka retreat Centre is struggling to accommodate the number of women who are on the ordination
Changes to the way we pay for events at the Ipswich Buddhist Centre We are all aware of the recent sharp increase in the costs of living and sky-rocketing bills
Along with 20 other members of the Ipswich Sangha, I am in India. We have been in India for just over two weeks. During that time we have seen many
Visiting other Triratna Buddhist Centres around the world The pilgrimage to India may have fired the imagination to travel to far flung places and visit awe-inspiring locations. Or maybe its
With a brand new year comes brand new dates for your diary. Below are some of the key festival dates in the Ipswich Buddhist Centre calendar. The first of our
The only Present you need – Sati – and you already have it! In the early years of Triratna Sangharakshita used to talk quite a lot about everyday mindfulness. This was
On Wednesday 11th January at 4:30pm the first fifteen of the twenty-three pilgrims will leave Ipswich Buddhist Centre for Heathrow ready to catch an early flight to India the following
December 8th 2022, some of the Sangha, and the Community Action Kula went to The Family Bank to help pack food hampers for those in need in Ipswich. The whole
The Ipswich Buddhist Centre sangha retreats will be held at the beautiful Vajrasana, which is in the middle of the Suffolk Countryside. The dates for the retreats are 2nd –
