In response to an invitation from a staff member, Lama Lhakpa Yeshe is pleased to announce that he will shortly be visiting North Lindsey College. The visit will be an all day event and will give many groups of interested parties the opportunity to meet Lama and ask questions about Tibetan Buddhism and related subjects. […]
Tibetan Buddhism and Meditation UK (Lincoln)
Update: Lincoln Teaching Dates Extended Good news for students of Tibetan Buddhism and meditation in the Lincoln, UK area. The dates for both Buddhist teaching and meditation at Lincoln University and meditation at Lincoln Revival have been extended for another three weeks. The meetings were originally scheduled to end on the weekend of the 22/23 […]
Teaching Tibetan Buddhism in the UK – Lincoln
Second Venue for Buddhist Teaching in Lincoln, UK Following a request for Dharma, Lama Lhakpa Yeshe will be expanding his public teaching schedule in Lincoln, UK, to include a second venue. In common with the original venue arrangements at Lincoln University this will be a public meeting at which all are welcome. Teachings: Meditation […]
Tibetan Buddhism in Lincoln
As subscribers to our newsletter will already be aware, Lama Lhakpa Yeshe will be returning to Lincoln for a number of weeks during late August and early September 2012. While Lama will of course be missed by his students on Merseyside, this is a great opportunity for those interested in Buddhism in the Lincoln area. […]
Teaching 37 Practices of Bodhisattvas in West Kirby
37 Practices of Bodhisattvas As you may be aware there is a regular Dharma meeting at a students private residence in West Kirby. It is Lama’s wish that from the 4th of July, 2012 this meeting will be based around the book The 37 Practices of Bodhisattvas. Ideally this program will be completed within six […]
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Zigar Monastery
Our First Dharma Meeting at Woodside, Birkenhead
This was our first meeting at the new Dharma meeting centre at Woodside, Birkenhead. Many thanks to Carl at The Quays Project for making the facility available and the hospitality that was shown to us. This was the first public Buddhist teaching in some time. It was good to renew old acquaintances and meet new […]