Karma vs Justice Karma is one of the most misunderstood concepts in Buddhism. It’s not quite as straightforward as, “When we do bad things, bad things happen to us”. Karma is, in fact, a complex concept where many conditions – not just the behaviour of one individual – can determine… Read More »Young Buddhist: First Friday
The figure of Padmasambhava embodies qualities of mind that lie deeply within us and that we can access and develop through practise. This Padmasambhava Day we’ll be exploring the Tantric Master of Buddhism by evoking him through devotional practise. We’ll have three themed pujas, each of which will draw out… Read More »Padmasambhava Festival Day
Join the Ipswich and Colchester Buddhist Centres for a quarterly online Dharma Reading Café. This is an online café, and all members of the Sangha are welcome. Please be sure to have read the book in order to gain the most from the evening. There will be discussion, and a… Read More »Quarterly Online Dharma Reading Café
The wonderful Dharmacharini Danasamudra will be joining us to lead Women’s Day at the Ipswich Buddhist Centre. She will be speaking on the often unknown stories of women in Buddhism, and how we are preserving the stories of women in Triratna through the Triratna women project. There will also be… Read More »Women’s Sangha Day with Danasamudra
This retreat has been cancelled.
Join the Ipswich and Colchester Buddhist Centres for a quarterly online Dharma Reading Café. This is an online café, and all members of the Sangha are welcome. Please be sure to have read the book in order to gain the most from the evening. There will be discussion, and a… Read More »Quarterly Online Dharma Reading Café
The Four Mind Turning Reflections The preciousness of the human lifeThe truth of impermanenceThe meaning of karmaThe nature of samsara. These reflections are often said to be the bedrock of Buddhist practice, in that they encourage us to make our lives meaningful. They also act as a mirror, as they… Read More »Young Buddhists: First Friday
