A day of Buddhist wisdom teachings, and practices at the Jamyang Buddhist Centre London. With a meditation at the Imperial War Museum. Organised by members of Eco-Dharma, XR Buddhists and TES and other Buddhist groups.

At the core of our Ecodharma practice is healing our relationship with ourselves and Mother Earth, and remembering that we are One with the Earth and all its beings. In this Zazenkai (Day of Practice), Karen Waconda-Lewis will share her wisdom on permission and reciprocity, drawing from Buddhist teachings and her lineage of Native Medicine from Laguna Pueblo.

We'll explore what Buddhism can offer in this time of multiple intersecting crises, infusing David’s experience leading Ecodharma retreats with the traditional Sanbo Zen sesshin structure.

This retreat is designed for a diverse, intergenerational community united by the desire for a better world. We welcome individuals seeking deep connection to Nature, and leaders, negotiators, activists, and youth changemakers looking to bring solutions to the world’s problems by showing up with a peaceful, embodied energy.

BCD offers a monthly gathering for those who want to engage in mindful reflection and find practical ways to be more involved in making change happen. We get together on the third Wednesday of every month.

It is an opportunity to reflect on how events are landing within us, what it means to us to be engaged Buddhists, and to find meaning through shared presence.

​Please join us for a special evening with Brother Phap Luu, visiting from Deer Park Monastery, part of the Plum Village community, established by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh. Brother Phap Luu will be leading a meditation and talking about earth advocacy, wellbeing, and building connection in these times.

This 11 week live course and community is a journey into kincentric ways of sensing, relating and organising, lived in and through your own life and the more-than-human communities you are part of.

In this program with Dr. Melanie Harris, Joshuah Brian Campbell we will explore the Social Protest songs of the Civil Rights Movement, songs of suffering, joy, and liberation, as dharma gates.

Together, we will tap into the natural stillness and dynamism that surrounds us and teaches us balance. As we integrate stillness and movement, we move toward being active participants in the world while maintaining balance and ease in our hearts and minds.