OUR NEXT EVENT:
‘The Bodhicharyavatara by Shantideva:
Ringu Tulku’s Shedra Intensive!’
Our Day Retreats include meditation and discussions around key texts.
Please book by email.
meditation@bodhicharya-london.org.uk
TIMES: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Future Meditation Retreat Days:
24 March
21 April
26 May
23 June
14 July with Tenzin Peljor
15
September with Tsering Paldron
13 October
10 November
8 December
COST:
The suggested voluntary donation is £20 for the day. If you can’t afford it, you can give a smaller amount. We are also collecting money for future projects, so if you give more, it helps us fund future projects (like our visiting teachers). You can bring £5 - £10 along for lunch if you want, and you may bring some biscuits or so to share when we have tea breaks.
VENUE:
HELIOS
116 Judd Street WC1,
near St. Pancras Station; map

Dirk, a long standing student of Ringu Tulku, completed a four year secluded meditation retreat at the Samye Ling Tibetan Monastery Scotland, and has been teaching Buddhist Meditation for 15 years.


Recent Bodhicharya London Day Retreats
Ringu Tulku
LINKS:
for news and the Online Shedra (study group)
Ringu Tulku’s unofficial blog:
http://ringutulku.wordpress.com/
Bodhicharya Kairos, in Soho (LGBT & friends) - linked to Bodhicharya London
Meetings at 6.30 p.m. on Thursdays in Kairos-In-Soho
THERE WILL BE NO MEETINGS AUGUST,
BUT THEY WILL RESUME IN SEPTEMBER
http://www.kairosinsoho.org.uk/budMed.asp
Our Dharma Café!
Please join in the discussions.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2210697 9762
The Rigul Trust, fund raising for Ringu Tulku’s projects, currently especially the Earthquake appeal
Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland
(see the useful links)
The Bodhicharya group in Sussex
Tenzin Peljor’s Websites
In English: http://www.info-buddhism.com/index.html
In German: http://buddhistische-sekten.de/index.html
SOME BUDDHIST CENTRES IN LONDON
http://london.samye.org/london
http://www.thebuddhistsociety.org/
Interesting sites...
About neuroscience and practice
Informative site about Tibetan Buddhism (and other forms of Buddhism) in the West, including contentious matters, managed by Gelong Tenzin Peljor, who will visit us in July
CONTACT US HERE:
meditation@bodhicharya-london.org.uk
PLEASE DROP US A LINE IF YOU WANT TO BE ON OUR EMAILING LIST. WE’LL INFORM YOU ABOUT WORKSHOPS, RETREATS AND NEWS.
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Ringu Tulku’s teachings in London are available on CD, now including those he gave in 2010.
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Ringu Tulku’s visits
to other countries in Europe:
For the last few years, Ringu Tulku’s
annual summer camps were in
In 2011, Ringu Tulku’s summer camp was from in the village of Vassieux en Vercors.
To see some photographs of the previous summer camp, click HERE
In 2012, it will be held in Portugal. Please click here for more information.
He visits Berlin regularly
More information here:
Ringu Tulku Rinpoche is a Tibetan Buddhist master of the Kagyu order. He was trained in all schools of Tibetan Buddhism under many outstanding masters. He is a teacher who is much in demand all over the world, and his books on Buddhism have touched many.
Ringu Tulku’s visit to London, April 2011
To celebrate the 900th anniversary of the First Karmapa, Düsum Khyenpa (1110 - 1193), he has been devoting many of his talks on his writings. He taught in the Friends Meeting House, opposite Euston Station on Wednesday, 27 April and Thursday, 28 April.
Further information on his teaching programme elsewhere can be found here: http://www.bodhicharya.org/ringu-tulku/schedule/
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Bodhicharya London is a Buddhist meditation and study group under the direction of Ringu Tulku. Our email address is meditation@bodhicharya-london.org.uk.

Day Retreat, Saturday 9 July 2011

Day Retreat,
Saturday
11 June 2011

Day Retreat, Saturday 10 September 2011

Day Retreat, Saturday 8 October 2011

Day Retreat, Saturday 12 November 2011

Day Retreat, Saturday 10 December 2011

Day Retreat, Saturday 21 January 2011

The three hands on the Bodhicharya Logo represent the three main activities of Healing, Helping, and Harmony.

Healing : Buddha Dharma is regarded to be the Science of Mind. There are facilities for the study and practise of Dharma and other ancient wisdoms originating from both Eastern and Western traditions, which provide a basis for healing body and mind.
Helping : Life is meaningless if we do not do something useful to benefit society
and the world we live in. Bodhicharya has already funded schools, clinics, and hospices,
and plans to generate similar projects in the future for the benefit of those in
need.
Harmony : Peace and progress in the world is dependent upon the harmony of its people.
Inter-religious, inter-cultural and interdisciplinary dialogue and study are initiated
to help bring better understanding and more harmony amongst communities worldwide.
In order to maintain our varied programme, Bodhicharya London needs your support. A regular monthly standing order could make a big difference. Please click here for bank details.