Founded by the modern-day meditation master Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso in 1993, Dharmavajra Buddhist Centre exists to help people discover their own experience of inner peace through meditation and Buddha’s teachings.

Drop in- the centre is open 2-4pm each weekday for teas and coffees and to browse the shop
Enjoy- the peaceful meditation room
Volunteer- help out in the office, gardens, cooking, cleaning, doing DIY- or come on a working visit
Group visits- we can arrange for you to bring your school/college/group and have a talk, guided meditation and question & answer session

Spring Festival with Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso at Manjushri centre

At this year's Spring Festival Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso will be granting the empowerment of Buddha Vajrapani, who is the embodiment of the spiritual power of all the Buddhas. By making a connection with him we too can increase our own spiritual power. The Spring Festival is held at our beautiful temple in the Lake District and is just a weekend- Friday 23rd to Monday 26th May and we can offer lifts up

Day courses in Brecon and Cardiff

We are holding two meditation day courses in Brecon and Cardiff during June:

Saturday 7th June in Brecon

Saturday 14th June in Cardiff

Springfield House, Ffynone Road,
Uplands, Swansea SA1 6DE
Streetmap reference ~ Directions

01792 458245 ~ info@meditationinwales.org

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About meditation

Meditation is the heart of the Buddhist path. Through learning how to control and pacify our minds with meditation, we can reduce and finally eliminate the negative states of mind that are the cause of all our problems and pain. We can improve and finally perfect the positive states of mind that enable us effectively to benefit ourself and others.

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About Kadampa Buddhism

Kadampa Buddhism is a time-honoured tradition that for centuries has made Buddha's teachings and meditation practices available to people throughout the world. Buddhism has a timeless and universal relevance, and can be practiced by anyone in any culture, regardless of race, gender, or age. You do not need to be a Buddhist to try out these practices, or to benefit from them.

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