Kadampa Meditation Centre Glasgow

Our mission is to provide the people of Glasgow and the surrounding areas access to Buddhist mindfulness and meditation and methods that help them to develop happy and peaceful lives. To fulfil this aim we opened our new city temple in 2013, a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City.

Join us to learn a sequence of 'initial scope' meditations following the presentation in How to Understand the Mind, exploring basic Buddhist views on the path to enlightenment. Following this 5 week series, we will continue the sequence of meditations on 'the intermediate scope' and then 'the great scope' of the stages of the path to enlightenment.

Take half an hour out to cultivate inner peace and enjoy the rest of the day with an inspired and positive mind. These 30 minute classes combine guided meditations with a 'thought for the day' on practical methods of how to stay happy and positive through the challenges of modern life.

Join us to learn a sequence of 'initial scope' meditations following the presentation in How to Understand the Mind, exploring basic Buddhist views on the path to enlightenment, with Resident Teacher Gen Kelsang Drolkyi.Dealing with those whom we perceive as difficult becomes an amazing opportunity to transform adverse conditions into our own spiritual development.

Take half an hour out to cultivate inner peace and enjoy the rest of the day with an inspired and positive mind. These 30 minute classes combine guided meditations with a 'thought for the day' on practical methods of how to stay happy and positive through the challenges of modern life. Links to 3 x 30 minute meditation classes will be sent to your email address on Monday morning and will remain valid until the end of the week (Saturday am).

Dealing with people is such a big part of our lives. So, what happens when we find others difficult to live or work with? So often our priorities differ, our opinions clash, conflicts can build, and we can feel like another person is making us stressed and miserable. Dealing with those whom we perceive as difficult becomes an amazing opportunity to transform adverse conditions into our own spiritual development.