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Explore our links page!
We have links to other Centres and websites. A new down load site www.freebuddhistaudio is on line and will soon be on our links page.This site has hundreds of talks on  the Dharma all free to download.
This site is very upto date with talks which are, in some cases,  only a few weeks old. 
 
We are still at the Gostin Building despite being surrounded by the massive building works of the Paradise Street Project!
 

The Liverpool Buddhist Centre provides teaching for those who want to try Meditation and who want be introduced to the central teachings and practices of Buddhism. There are also opportunities to take these practices to a deeper level and establish more regular and sustained Buddhist Practice. In the courses we introduce the central Buddhist teachings and practices. These teachings can make a significant difference to ones life. The courses are open to all of whatever faith or belief. Or those with no religious faith or belief at all

We are based at Floor 7, Gostin Building, 32/36 Hanover St where we hold an evening for regular meditators and run beginners courses. Click HERE for a map.

While Buddhashanti is away for a short while, please contact Vilasavajra on (0161) 708 0228 or by email: Vilasavajra@googlemail.com
for more information

The Liverpool Buddhist Centre is part of the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO). It is an international Buddhist movement which began in the 1960's in England. It was established by an Englishman Sangharakshita who at that time was a Buddhist monk of over 20 years experience. The movement has since spread to many other countries in Europe, the Americas, to India , Australia and New Zealand.


Future Events

Friends, sorry about the lack of updates in this box for a while. This has been due to technical difficulties updating the site.

Our New Year plans include new Buddhism and Meditation courses. We also intend to have monthly meditation days on a Saturday between 10.30am and 4.30pm.

The dates of these will be entered on the Calender page.

We continue to have our Tuesday sangha evenings which are thriving. If you have some experience of meditation and buddhism you might be interested in emailing Buddhashanti to discuss coming along.

I look forward to seeing you in January

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