This Sunday, 14th February, the London Diamond Way Buddhist centre is pleased to invite you to a public lecture by Diamond Way teacher Minde Stankunas. The topic will be Working with Disturbing Emotions.

Although we may have good intentions, the main disturbing emotions – anger, pride, jealousy, attachment, and confusion – or their various mixtures, very often hijack our thoughts, words, and actions. What does Buddhism have to offer us in the way of different perspectives and useful tools in this area?

Time: 2pm
Price:£7
Venue: London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre, The Beaufoy, 39 Black Prince Road, London SE11 6JJ

As everyone comes back from summer holidays and the leaves begin to change colour with the rolling of the seasons, one’s mind turns to lasting values in an impermanent world. Learn more about what the Buddha has to say about this in our Autumn lecture series.

Lectures cost £7/£5 concessions and are suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike. There is no need to book; just come along. The venue for all lectures is the London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre.

Sunday, 13th September, 2pm
Working with Emotions using Buddhist Meditation by Lena Leontieva
Learn about the different ways that Buddhism has to offer to work with our emotions. Creating distance, applying intelligent antidotes, and using the energy of emotions are all easier when we meditate.
This lecture will be followed by a guided meditation.

Sunday, 11th October, 2pm
Buddhism in the West by Dafydd Morriss
What can the timeless wisdom of Buddha’s teachings offer in today’s chaotic society? How it is possible to integrate authentic spiritual practice into a complex modern lifestyle and find ultimate meaning and fulfilment? This lecture will be followed by a guided meditation.

Sunday, 8th November, 2pm
Buddhism in Daily Life by Ewa Kazmierczak
How can we apply the ancient wisdom of the Buddha in our everyday lives?
This lecture will be followed by a guided meditation.

Happy New Year to everyone from the London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre! Start the New Year in the best way by learning Buddhist meditation – or deepening your practice.
The venue for all lectures is the London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre.

Sunday, 11th January, 2pm
Applying Meditation in Daily Life by Ewa Kazmierczak
Are the methods that Buddha taught 2,500 years ago still relevant to us today? How can we best use meditation, and what strategies can we use to integrate it into our busy lives?
This lecture will be followed by a guided meditation.

Sunday, 8th February, 2pm
Working with Emotions by Grzegorz Kusnierz
Learn about the different ways that Buddhism has to offer to work with our emotions. Creating distance, applying intelligent antidotes, and using the energy of emotions are all easier when we meditate.
This lecture will be followed by a guided meditation.

Sunday, 8th March, 2pm
Buddhist Meditation by Peter Malinowski
What is the goal of Buddhist meditation? And can anyone do it? Find out what benefits a regular meditation practice can bring, and learn how to meditate, in this lecture, which will be followed by a guided meditation.

The London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre would like to invite anyone interested in Buddhism to the last in our series of Autumn lectures about Buddhist teachings:
“Introduction to Buddhist Meditation”
2,500 years of practical meditation experience is made relevant and easy to understand in this public lecture. It will be followed by a guided meditation

The talk is on 2pm, Sun, 14th December
The venue is the London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre, 39 Black Prince Road, London, SE11 6JJ.

Cost: £7/5 concessions.