Keighley Buddhist Meditation Classes
The meditation classes in Keighley teach how to gain an experience of inner peace though meditation. They are a great way to learn to meditate, to improve your meditation practice, or to learn new meditation techniques. Through meditation we can learn to relax, let go of our daily concerns and develop a fresh and positive outlook.
The evening classes in Keighley are taught by Gen Kelsang Päljin the Resident Teacher of Buddha Land Buddhist Centre, Keighley. Kelsang Päljin is a Buddhist monk with many years experience of practising and teaching Kadampa Buddhism. He is able to explain clearly and simply how we can apply meditation in our daily lives and so experience deep and lasting happiness.
Everyone is welcome. Both the Thursday day and evening classes last one and a half hours and include guided meditations, a talk explaining how to practice and apply meditation and group discussion. After the class refreshments are served. These classes are self contained, so you can attend individual classes if you choose.
In addition to the Thursday classes there is a Friday Meditation and Sunday Morning Meditation which are shorter in duration. They included guided meditations and explanation of how to practice meditation. These classes are taught by experienced students of the centre.
Dates and Times
Thursday Day Class
10.30am - 12.00pm
Thursday Evening Class
7.30pm - 9.00pm
Introduction to Buddhism:
9 Sept - 30 Sept
Advice for a Happy Life:
7 Oct - 28 Oct
Transforming Difficulties:
4 Nov - 9 Dec
Friday Lunch Time Meditation
Meditations for a Peaceful Life:
12.30pm - 1.00pm
10 Sept - 10 Dec
Sunday Morning Meditation
9.30am - 10.30am
Dates 5 & 19 Sept, 3 & 17 Oct, 14 Nov, 5 & 12 Dec
Location
Buddha Land Buddhist Centre
1 Lawkholme Cres
Keighley
BD21 3NR
West Yorkshire
UK
Directions
See the contact us page for details.
For further information
If you contact us and we will be happy to answer your questions and provide any additional information you would like to know concerning the classes.
