meditation - ritual - bodywork
A beautiful space in the heart of the city
What happens if we stop, take time out to be aware of ourselves, of other people and of the world?
Leeds Buddhist Centre is a group of friends exploring meditation, bodywork and Buddhist teachings. Cultivating clarity, calmness, sensitivity and kindness.
Opportunities for beginners, regular meditation practice, ritual, retreats, social and cultural events.
Leeds Buddhist Centre offers courses in Meditation and Buddhism in Leeds for all levels of experience. We have people attending from Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Barnsley, York and all over the Yorkshire and Humberside region. The centre is part of the Triratna Buddhist Community (formerly Friends of the Western Buddhist Order). We are a new tradition, drawing from different Buddhist traditions and presenting the Buddha's teachings in a way that is accessible to many of us in the west.
Upcoming Events
>> Summer Weekend CoursesTwo day events introduce you to Buddhism and Buddhist meditation
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Introductory Courses
The dates for the autumn session starting September 2010 are now available. See diary of events for details of our various meditation and buddhist courses.
Friend's Night
This is our main meeting. It is a drop-in session exploring different themes. See calendar.
Summer Weekend Courses
Introduction to Meditation and Buddhism
These two day events introduce you to Buddhist meditation and some of the basic principles of the Buddha's teachings.
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Where are we?
Triratna Leeds Buddhist Centre,
4th Floor Leeds Bridge House,
Hunslet Road,
Leeds LS10 1JN
Our new centre is located at Leeds Bridge House on Hunslet Road in the city centre (shown on the left). Maps and public transport details are available on our location page.
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