Change Your Thoughts from Negative to Positive
Centre for Modern Buddhism
Classes, courses, workshops, retreats.
Everybody Welcome!
Would you like to book our cafe space?
If you want a special place for your group to relax and meet with wholesome vegan dishes, book our World Peace Cafe for your event.
This is available during daytime cafe opening hours.
email: info@meditateinsheffield.org.uk
Easter & Spring Holiday Dates
The Centre will be closed for:
Easter term break from Tuesday 14th April to Monday 21st April inclusive.
The Spring break from Thursday 22nd May to Monday 31st May inclusive.
MINI-PEACE RETREAT
Sat 29 Mar 10 am – 1 pm
NYUGNE RETREAT
Mon 14 – Tue 15 Apr
WORKSHOP
Sun 6 Apr 10 am – 1 pm
COUNTRYSIDE WEEKEND RETREAT
Fri 25 – Sun 27 Apr
Weekly Meditation
Classes
Workshops &
Retreats
Weekly Classes in
Other Areas
MEDITATION & PRAYERS FOR WORLD PEACE
Sundays 11.15 – 11.55 am FREE
Centre Cherishing Fridays 10 am – noon.
About Volunteering
At a Kadampa Centre you can’t help but marvel at how smoothly and efficiently it is run by dedicated teams of kind-hearted people. One of the incredible aspects of Geshe-la’s vision for flourishing modern Kadampa Buddhism is how everyone joins in to volunteer and support our centres.
Why volunteer?
Volunteering is an integral and extremely rewarding part of spiritual practice. You get the opportunity to engage in meaningful, joyful work together with others. Through giving your time freely and cherishing those who will attend classes and events at the centre, you can experience directly how this not only benefits others but makes you feel happy and fulfilled. All levels of volunteer experience are welcome! We have something for everyone.
Drop in 20 minute
Guided meditation sessions
11am
Fridays
“Donation” based class
Starting to Meditate
What is Meditation?
Many of us lead very busy lives, and finding the space to turn inwards and meditate each day can be a struggle in itself. But meditation allows us to recover our strength, collect our thoughts and to see things in perspective. With a peaceful mind, we are then far more likely to find solutions to our problems and respond constructively without loss of heart.
