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	Milton Keynes Kadampa Buddhist Kelmarsh-Northants Northa d		Resident Teacher: . Center Type: Branch.
	Kettering Kadampa Buddhist Cent Kelmarsh-Northants Northa d		Lineage of The New Kadampa Tradition Kadampa Buddhism is a Mahayana Buddhist school founded by the great Indian Buddhist Master Atisha (AD 982-1054). His followers are known as ‘Kadampas’. Ka refers to Buddha’s teachings, and dam to Atisha’s special Lamrim instructions known as ‘the stages of the path to enlightenment’. Kadampas, then, are practitioners who regard Buddha’s teachings as personal instructions and put them into practice by following the instructions of Lamrim. The Kadampa tradition was later promoted widely in Tibet by Je Tsongkhapa and his followers, who were known as the ‘New Kadampas’. The lineage of these teachings, both their oral transmission and blessings, was then passed from Teacher to disciple, spreading throughout much of Asia, and now to many countries throughout the western world. Buddha’s teachings, which are known as ‘Dharma’, are likened to a wheel that moves from country to country in accordance with changing conditions and people’s karmic inclinations. The external forms of presenting Buddhism may change as it meets with different cultures and societies, but its essential authenticity is ensured through the continuation of an unbroken lineage of realised practitioners. Transforming daily activities into the path By integrating their knowledge of all Buddha’s teachings into their practice of Lamrim, and by integrating this into their everyday lives, Kadampa Buddhists are encouraged to use Buddha’s teachings as practical methods for transforming daily activities into the path to enlightenment. The great Kadampa Teachers are famous not only for being great scholars but also for being spiritual practitioners of immense purity and sincerity. Modern Kadampa Buddhism Through the activities and dedication of the renowned Buddhist Master, Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, Kadampa Buddhism has spread to many countries in recent years. Geshe Kelsang has worked tirelessly to spread Kadampa Buddhism throughout the world by giving extensive teachings, writing many books on Kadampa Buddhism, establishing the International Temples Project and founding the New Kadampa Tradition, the International Kadampa Buddhist Union.
	Market Harborough Kadampa Buddh Market Harborough dzogchen@		Meditation Classes in Market Harborough Weekly drop-in classes Day: Mondays Time: 7:30 – 8:30pm Cost: £7 per class / block booking discount Venue: East Farndon Village Hall, Main Street, East Farndon, Market Harborough LE16 9SJ Each class consists of relaxing guided meditations and a teaching on how to improve our well-being by developing positive states of mind and inner peace in our daily life. We sit on chairs and no physical exercise is involved. Don’t worry if you’ve missed the beginning of a course: each class is self-contained, and you can join at any time for a cost of £7 per class (pay on the door, cash only) 2024 Class dates
	Milton Keynes Kadampa Buddhist Thornby Northa dzogchen@ure		ineage of The New Kadampa Tradition Kadampa Buddhism is a Mahayana Buddhist school founded by the great Indian Buddhist Master Atisha (AD 982-1054). His followers are known as ‘Kadampas’. Ka refers to Buddha’s teachings and dam to Atisha’s special Lamrim instructions known as ‘the stages of the path to enlightenment’. Kadampas then are practitioners who regard Buddha’s teachings as personal instructions and put them into practice by following the instructions of Lamrim. The Kadampa tradition was later promoted widely in Tibet by Je Tsongkhapa and his followers who were known as the ‘New Kadampas’. The lineage of these teachings both their oral transmission and blessings was then passed from Teacher to disciple spreading throughout much of Asia and now to many countries throughout the western world. Buddha’s teachings which are known as ‘Dharma’ are likened to a wheel that moves from country to country in accordance with changing conditions and people’s karmic inclinations. The external forms of presenting Buddhism may change as it meets with different cultures and societies but its essential authenticity is ensured through the continuation of an unbroken lineage of realised practitioners. Transforming daily activities into the path By integrating their knowledge of all Buddha’s teachings into their practice of Lamrim and by integrating this into their everyday lives Kadampa Buddhists are encouraged to use Buddha’s teachings as practical methods for transforming daily activities into the path to enlightenment. The great Kadampa Teachers are famous not only for being great scholars but also for being spiritual practitioners of immense purity and sincerity. Modern Kadampa Buddhism Through the activities and dedication of the renowned Buddhist Master Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Kadampa Buddhism has spread to many countries in recent years. Geshe Kelsang has worked tirelessly to spread Kadampa Buddhism throughout the world by giving extensive teachings writing many books on Kadampa Buddhism establishing the International Temples Project and founding the New Kadampa Tradition the International Kadampa Buddhist Union.
	Nagarjuna Buddhist Centre Kelmarsh Northa dzogchen@ur		Buddhist college specializing in meditation. Resident Teacher is Bridget Heyes. Cafe is open to the public seven days a week 11.00-17.00. We are situated just off Junction 2 of the A14 on the A508 between Market Harborough and Northampton. Look out for the signpost in Kelmarsh village for 'Buddhist Centre/Haselbech' - we are 100m up this small road.
	Northampton - Wisdom Buddhist C Kelmarsh-Northants Northa d		Weekly drop-in classes Day: Thursdays Time: 7.30 – 9pm Venue: Benn Partnership Centre, Railway Terrace, Rugby CV21 3HR Each class consists of relaxing guided meditations and a teaching on how to improve our well-being by developing positive states of mind and inner peace in our daily life. We sit on chairs and no physical exercise is involved. Don’t worry if you’ve missed the beginning of a course: each class is self-contained, and you can join at any time for a cost of £5 per class.
	Warwick University Mahayana Bud Thornby Northa dzogchen@ure

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