Dharma Night

Join us to hear Buddhist teachings and how we can apply them to our lives
Dharma Night is now exclusively an in-person class (it's no longer on Zoom).
Our weekly, in-person Dharma Night class is a chance to explore Buddhist themes and their relevance to our lives with a community of dedicated practitioners.
Dharma Night is aimed at people who have completed at least one of our introductory courses and have some familiarity with the two main meditation practices we teach as well as basic Buddhist teachings. However, if you don't mind jumping into the deep end a bit we welcome people of all experience levels.
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Dharma Night Summer Picnic Series
Over the next few weeks we are going to be exploring aspects of the Sangha - what is means to be engaged in a community of friends who are looking for depth and meaning in life.
Come along at 6.15 for a shared picnic - we will be at the community orchard across Newmarket Road from the CBC.
Dharma Night starts at 7.15, as per usual.
21 July - Building the Buddhaland: Triratna and a path of depth and discovery
Amarachandra will share with us some reflections on walking the Buddhist path and how Sangha, the spiritual community, is a crucial part of spiritual life. She will bring in reflections from the three-month ordination retreat she has just supported as well as from her life in the Order and as mitra convenor.
28 July - Why I am a mitra
Simone will host a panel discussion looking at why become a mitra in the Triratna Buddhist Community.
4 August - Welcome Back to Maitribhasa who will have recently returned from his three-month ordination retreat at Guhyaloka in Spain.
Please be aware that none of the classes/events run by the Cambridge Buddhist Centre is aimed at under-18-year-olds. All under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by their parent or another responsible adult over the age of 18 (with their parent's permission). Please contact us in advance of attending at info@cambridgebuddhistcentre.com so we can assess how suitable the event is for the young person and how we can safely enable them to engage in an online class.
You can make a donation in person in the Buddhist Centre foyer, or online via our Donate page.
We run on a Dana Economy. Dana means generosity: we do not charge for our meditation and Buddhism classes and we rely on the generosity of people like you. A donation of just £10 - £15 per drop-in class helps us to make our life-changing classes available to everyone.