Weekly Schedule

Weekly Schedule

Mondays
Meditation

Venue: In person & Zoom
7pm to 8.30pm

" Grist for the Mill!" - the path of transformation

What a great old saying "It's all grist for the mill!"   It means everything good or bad is useful in learning. (grist is an old word for grain, all the grain is put in the mill and flour comes out! The flour is  made into nourishing food.

This is very much the  Buddhist approach to  life's experiences.  Everything is an opportunity for growth, learning and transformation . We particularly grow more from those difficult times - the poison becomes the medicine.  

Join our August /September sessions and practice turning adversity into opportunity!  This also applies to maintaining balance and equilibrium during good times. We practice impermanence and non-grasping.

Everyone is welcome to join 

No booking required .  

(in person and Zoom

welcome to stay for a cuppa after 

cost  €10 / included in monthly donation

Wednesdays
Medicine Buddha Practice

Venue: In person & Zoom
7pm to 7.45pm

Medicine Buddha Practice

Healing the body and mind for oneself and others. This practice helps transform the causes and conditions of illness. We practice Medicine Buddha until we become Medicine Buddha.

  • Everyone is welcome. No prior knowledge necessary.

  • No donation expected.

  • You are welcome to send names for inclusion in this practice .

  • The short text is here:  Medicine Buddha

  • You can join this practice  in person or on Zoom this is ur zoom link

Thursday Meditation
Recomences on 17th September

"Meditation and Mindfulness Miscellaneous"

- A morning of practice with  readings   to inspire followed by coffee and chat. Lead by experienced meditators from our community. A wonderful opportunity for group practice and for newcomers to learn the art of meditation.

Venue: In person & Zoom
10am -11.15am 

Saturdays
White Tara Practice

Venue: In person or Zoom
10.00am to 10.45am

White Tara is a practice for long life and realizing deathlessness.

Saturdays
Tong-len The profound compassionate practice of "Taking & Sending"

Tong-len, or “sending and receiving,” is a method of developing compassion and loving-kindness. Through visualisation and breath, we learn to transform suffering into compassion and deepen our connection to others.

In person or Zoom

Suggested donation €10 (included in monthly donation).

This practice is not suitable for absolute beginners.

Venue: In person or Zoom
11.00am to12.00pm