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SUMMARY:Calm Abiding and Special Insight
DESCRIPTION:About this course\nIn this course\, we will explore the profound and practical teachings on Calm Abiding (śamatha) and Special Insight (vipaśyanā) as presented in the Lam Rim tradition\, drawing primarily on the instructions of Je Tsongkhapa\, one of Tibet’s greatest scholar-yogis. \nCalm Abiding and Special Insight form the very heart of Buddhist meditation practice. Calm Abiding develops a stable\, clear\, and joyful mind capable of remaining effortlessly on its object\, while Special Insight employs that focused mind to penetrate the nature of reality through wisdom. According to the Mahayana tradition\, liberation and enlightenment can only arise through the union of these two. \nOur principal source text will be Lam Rim Chen Mo (The Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment)\, Tsongkhapa’s magnum opus and an indispensable guide for practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism. In this monumental work\, Tsongkhapa brings together the full breadth of the Buddha’s teachings\, sutra and tantra\, method and wisdom\, into a single\, coherent path. \nThe sections on Calm Abiding and Special Insight are especially renowned for their clarity and precision. Tsongkhapa carefully outlines the stages of mental development\, the obstacles that arise in meditation\, and the antidotes needed to overcome them. The text gives essential instruction on how a mind trained in serenity can be harnessed to cultivate insight into emptiness\, in accordance with the Madhyamaka view. \nAs Lama Tsongkhapa himself writes: \n“When looking for the profound meaning\, you will clearly see reality if you have both the wisdom that unerringly discerns the meaning of reality and an unmoving attention that stays as you wish on the object of meditation… This is why you need both serenity and insight.”\n — Lam Rim Chen Mo\, Vol. III \nThroughout the course\, Geshe Namdak will explain how these classical instructions can be applied by contemporary practitioners\, clarifying how meditation on Calm Abiding and Special Insight integrates with ethical discipline\, bodhicitta\, and the broader Lam Rim path. This course\, therefore\, provides both a philosophical foundation and a practical roadmap for deepening one’s meditation practice. \nAbout the Author\nJe Tsongkhapa (1357 – 1419 CE) was one of the greatest figures in the history of Tibetan Buddhism. A peerless scholar\, meditator\, and tantric yogi\, his vast body of work revitalised and systematised the Buddhist teachings in Tibet\, leading to the formation of the Gelug school\, which Jamyang London Buddhist Centre follows today. \nTsongkhapa is especially revered for his emphasis on combining rigorous reasoning with lived meditative experience\, and for presenting the Buddha’s teachings with extraordinary clarity and precision. Because of the depth and transformative power of his contributions\, Tsongkhapa is widely regarded as a “Second Conqueror”\, after Shakyamuni. \nAbout the Teacher\nGeshe Tenzin Namdak completed his university studies in Hydrology before working as an environmental researcher in the Netherlands. He later began formal Buddhist studies at Maitreya Institute\, was ordained by His Holiness the Dalai Lama\, and went on to complete the rigorous twenty-year Geshe degree at Sera Jey Monastic University in India. He also completed the traditional one-year Vajrayana study programme at Gyumé Tantric College. \nGeshe Namdak is currently the Resident Teacher at Jamyang London Buddhist Centre. \nSchedule\n\nMay 2026 – November 2027\nWednesdays | 18:30 – 20:00\nStarting Wednesday 6th May 2026\n\n  \nIs this course for me?\nThis is an intermediate to advanced level course\, suitable for students who have a strong foundational understanding of Tibetan Buddhism and an interest in deepening their study and practice. Familiarity with Lam Rim teachings will be essential.\n \nHow to Join\nEnrolment for this course is open! \nRegister here\n\n \nDonation\nJamyang is a non-profit charitable organisation that relies on the kindness of our donors\, including students and community members. The donations\, or Dana\, given when registering for events and teachings support the Centre’s operations\, allowing us to deliver our activities. If you’re able to give a little more\, that’s wonderful; if a little less\, that’s fine too. These donations help with essentials like feeding residential volunteers\, housing our monastics\, and keeping our doors open. However\, we wish to emphasise that the Dharma is always offered freely and no-one is ever excluded because of their financial status\, please do not hesitate to request a reduced rate. \n 
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/calm-abiding-and-special-insight-5/2026-06-17/
LOCATION:Hybrid\, Jamyang London Buddhist Centre\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Buddhist Philosophy,Buddhist Practice,Buddhist Studies
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SUMMARY:Medicine Buddha Puja
DESCRIPTION:About Medicine Buddha Puja \n\nIn Person Only\n\nPujas are rituals in which consecrated offerings – such as food\, water\, light and incense – are made to an enlightened being for the sake of creating conditions for progress on the spiritual path\, as well as removing obstacles. These offerings are made alongside prayer and chanting. \nThe seven Medicine Buddhas\, attainers of bliss\, strongly prayed for the temporal and ultimate happiness of yourself and all sentient beings. They vowed that their prayers would be actualized during these degenerate times when the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha are in decline. As the buddhas’ holy speech is irrevocable\, you can wholly trust in their power to quickly grant blessings to help all sentient beings in these degenerate times\,” Lama Zopa Rinpoche instructs  “If you pray to Guru Medicine Buddha\, you will quickly accomplish all that you wish. Just hearing the holy name of Guru Medicine Buddha and the sound of his mantra closes the door to rebirth in the suffering lower realms. It is written in the scriptures that you should not have a two-pointed mind (doubt) with regard to these benefits”. \nHow can I join?\nJust turn up!
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/medicine-buddha-puja-3-3-2-5-4-2/2026-06-18/
LOCATION:In-person\, The Old Courthouse\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Buddhist Practice,Community Yoga
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SUMMARY:Buddha-Nature from the Geluk Perspective with Venerable Jampa Gyaltsen
DESCRIPTION:Venerable Jampa Gyaltsen is the head of the translation department at Sera Je Monastic University – the department set up under the guidance of our resident teacher Geshe Tenzin Namdak. Venerable Gyaltsen is currently in the UK as a visiting speaker at Oxford University. We are delighted that he has made time in his busy schedule to give a scholarly talk at Jamyang on Buddha-Nature. \nAbout the talk \nThe doctrine of Buddha-nature (tathāgatagarbha) is one of the most influential and widely discussed teachings in Mahāyāna Buddhism. While Buddha-nature is often presented as the basis for the attainment of Buddhahood\, its precise meaning and philosophical implications have been interpreted differently across Buddhist traditions. This presentation explores the Gelug understanding of Buddha-nature\, drawing upon both sūtra and tantra sources and their interpretation within the scholastic tradition of Tsongkhapa. \n  \nThe talk begins with a general introduction to the concept of Buddha-nature and its role in the Buddhist path as the foundation that makes enlightenment possible for all sentient beings. It then examines the Gelug identification of tathāgatagarbha(ཁམས་བདེ་གཤེགས་སྙིང་པོ།) with the naturally abiding Buddha-trait (རང་བཞྙིན་གནས་རྙིགས་)\, understood as the emptiness of the mind and the fundamental basis for spiritual transformation. \nParticular attention will be given to the Gelug reconciliation of two important scriptural traditions: the Abhisamayālaṅkāra\, which presents Buddha-nature primarily in terms of emptiness and spiritual potential\, and the Tathāgatagarbha Sūtras\, which often employ affirmative language suggestive of an inherent enlightened nature. The presentation will show how Gelug scholars interpret these teachings as complementary rather than contradictory\, maintaining consistency with the Prāsaṅgika Madhyamaka view of emptiness. Finally\, the talk explores the understanding of Buddha-nature in both Sūtra and Tantra\, highlighting their shared foundation while clarifying the distinctive emphases of each approach. Through this examination\, the presentation aims to demonstrate how the Gelug tradition integrates diverse scriptural sources into a coherent account of Buddha-nature that avoids both essentialism and nihilism\, while preserving the universal possibility of Buddhahood for all sentient beings. \nAbout the Speaker \nVenerable Jampa Gyaltsen is a scholar monk in the Geluk tradition with over twenty years of rigorous training in Buddhist philosophy (Sera Jey Monastic University\, Bylakuppe\, India). Former Director of the Sera Jey Translation Department\, he has led major Tibetan–English translation projects. He was also one of the participants in a Pāli–Sanskrit Exchange Programme at the Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Thailand. A recipient of the ACLS Fellowship and Translation Grant in Buddhist Studies (2025)\, he has written on Tibetan monastic debate\, brain synchronisation\, and the neuroscience of analytical meditation. His scholarly focus encompasses the five major treatises of Buddhist philosophy — Logic and Epistemology (Pramāṇavārttika)\, Middle Way Philosophy (Madhyamaka)\, Perfection of Wisdom (Prajñāpāramitā)\, Phenomenology (Abhidharma)\, and Monastic Discipline (Vinaya) — alongside interdisciplinary research at the intersection of Buddhist philosophy\, cognitive science\, and psychology. \nHow to join?\n\nThis is a hybrid event with the option to join in-person or online over Zoom. The talk is offered freely\, but we ask that you register using the ticket options below. This helps us plan for the evening and ensure everyone has a seat.\n 
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/buddha-nature-from-the-geluk-perspective-with-venerable-jampa-gyaltsen/
LOCATION:Hybrid\, Jamyang London Buddhist Centre\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Buddhist Philosophy,Buddhist Studies
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SUMMARY:Online Group Practice
DESCRIPTION:Friday Online Meditation & Discussion \nWind down your week with this friendly drop-in session bringing together meditation practice and open conversation in a relaxed\, welcoming space. \nJoin fellow practitioners and newcomers alike on Friday evenings for guided meditation followed by an informal discussion exploring Buddhist ideas\, practice and everyday life. Whether you’ve been practising for years or are simply curious\, this is a warm and accessible way to connect with a like-minded community from the comfort of your own home. \n\nDrop-in Meditation & Discussion — register below for the Zoom link\nOnline via Zoom\nLed by Jamyang Buddhist Centre London students and community members\nDonations welcome\n\n  \n  \nSchedule \n\n19:00–19:30 — Guided Meditation\n19:30–20:00 — Discussion & Sharing Circle\n\n  \n  \nGuided Meditation: What to expect \nA gentle\, guided meditation session led by members of the Jamyang community. Each week may draw on different Buddhist meditation techniques\, making it a lovely opportunity to explore a range of practices in good company. Suitable for all levels — no prior experience needed. \n  \n  \nDiscussion & Sharing Circle: What to expect \nAfter meditation\, we open up a relaxed\, free-flowing conversation touching on Buddhist philosophy\, psychology and how practice shows up in daily life. There’s no set agenda or formal structure — just honest\, good-natured sharing of ideas\, questions and reflections. Bring a cup of tea and settle in. \nEveryone is welcome — whether you’re a regular practitioner at Jamyang or completely new to Buddhism. \n  \nHow to Join? \nIf it’s your first time joining our Friday meditation click here to register for free below and receive the Zoom link \n\nRegister here
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/online-group-practice/2026-06-19/
LOCATION:online
CATEGORIES:Buddhist Meditation,Buddhist Practice,Community Activities,Meditation
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SUMMARY:Science and Wisdom Live: AI and Buddhism
DESCRIPTION:Can Thinking About AI Help Us Understand Our Selves?\nA live dialogue on Buddhism\, AI and the nature of mind with Geshe Tenzin Namdak and Professor Murray Shanahan\, moderated by Chris Scammell \nSaturday 20 June 2026 | 6.30pm–8.00pm BST Jamyang Buddhist Centre\, London and online \n\nWhen you chat with an AI\, it can feel like you’re speaking with another being. But does that hold up? Does the system understand you? Does it think? Could it ever be conscious – and are those even the right questions to ask? \nBuddhist and Western philosophers have been working on the nature of mind and consciousness for thousands of years. This evening brings two of those traditions into direct conversation. \nGeshe Tenzin Namdak\, Jamyang’s resident teacher\, and Murray Shanahan\, Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Imperial College London\, will sit down with Chris Scammell of the Buddhism & AI Initiative\, who moderates the dialogue. Together they will ask what these traditions have to offer as we try to understand this new technology — and whether thinking carefully about AI can change how we understand ourselves. \nThe conversation\nExpect a stimulating dialogue covering topics such as\, consciousness and its absence\, what “mind” means outside a body\, the Madhyamaka view of how things exist\, and Murray Shanahan’s recent argument that thinking through disembodied AI systems leads toward something resembling emptiness in the Buddhist sense. \nThere will be time for questions from the room and from online attendees. \nThe speakers\nGeshe Tenzin Namdak is Jamyang’s resident teacher. Originally trained as a hydrologist in the Netherlands\, he was ordained by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and went on to become the first Westerner to complete the full twenty-year Geshe degree at Sera Jey Monastic University\, followed by the one-year Vajrayana programme at Gyume Tantric College. He is currently pursuing doctoral research at Oxford on the Eight Difficult Points of Prāsaṅgika in the Gelug tradition\, and is a regular voice at Science & Wisdom LIVE. \nProfessor Murray Shanahan is Emeritus Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Imperial College London and Principal Scientist at Google DeepMind. His work spans AI\, computational neuroscience and philosophy of mind\, with a long engagement with Buddhist thought. He is the author of Embodiment and the Inner Life (Oxford\, 2010) and The Technological Singularity (MIT\, 2015)\, and his recent paper Palatable Conceptions of Disembodied Being (2025) argues that AI can help loosen our dualistic intuitions about selfhood. He was scientific advisor to Alex Garland’s film Ex Machina. \nChris Scammell (moderator) is co-founder of the Buddhism & AI Initiative\, which brings Buddhist practitioners\, technologists and contemplative researchers into conversation on the future of AI. Previously Chief Operating Officer of the AI safety company Conjecture\, he holds a degree in Computer Science\, Anthropology and Philosophy from Colby College and studied with the Carleton-Antioch Buddhist Studies Programme in Bodh Gaya. He attended the 2025 Mind & Life Dialogue with His Holiness the Dalai Lama on minds\, AI and ethics. \nDetails\n\nDate: Saturday 20 June 2026\nTime: 6.30pm–8.00pm BST\nFormat: Hybrid — join us in person in Kennington\, or online via livestream\nVenue: Jamyang Buddhist Centre\, 43 Renfrew Road\, Kennington\, London SE11 4NA\nOnline: Livestream link sent to ticket holders ahead of the event via email\nBooking: Tickets for this event are priced at £15
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/science-and-wisdom-live/
LOCATION:Hybrid\, Jamyang London Buddhist Centre\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:How to Meditate
DESCRIPTION:Drop-in meditation on Sunday\nStart your week off right and banish stress and anxiety with the power of meditation. \nThese meditation drop-in sessions are secular and have been created so that like-minded people can meet\, meditate and learn how to meditate together. \nCome to Discover what meditation is\nMeditation is a simple practice available to all\, which can reduce stress\, increase calmness and clarity and promote happiness. Learning how to meditate is straightforward\, and the benefits can come quickly. \nThese meditation sessions provide a much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle of city life\, allowing individuals to find inner peace and tranquility. Whether you are seeking solace\, stress relief\, or simply a moment of stillness\, these meditations offer a valuable opportunity to cultivate a sense of well-being in the midst of our fast-paced world. \nIn this drop-in meditation session\, you will have the chance to experience a 60-minute guided meditation. This is an in-person gathering where you can connect with like-minded individuals and explore the transformative power of meditation. \nDon’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to find inner calm and uncover the true essence of life. Join us at Jamyang London Buddhist Centre and embark on a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment. \nIs meditation for me?\nThis class is for beginners and all who wish to develop basic meditation methods which they can apply to improve their daily lives\, whether or not they identify as Buddhists\, and regardless of their prior experience with meditation. \nBy creating a welcoming and inclusive environment\, these meditation sessions encourage individuals from all walks of life to come together and embark on a journey of self-discovery and mindfulness. These meditations are for everyone\, regardless of their religious or cultural background. \nLed by experienced guides\, these meditations offer a gentle introduction to the practice\, ensuring that participants feel comfortable and supported throughout the process. However\, they also cater to those who may have some familiarity with meditation\, providing an opportunity for individuals to deepen their meditation practice. \nDrop-in Meditation: What can I expect?\n\nDrop-in Meditation\n60-minute guided meditation on Sunday Morning\nIn-person only\nMeditation led by Roy Sutherwood\nDonations are welcome\n\nMeditation Leader\nRoy Sutherwood is a former Trustee and Director of Jamyang London Buddhist Centre\, and an FPMT recognised teacher. He has studied under masters of Buddhist philosophy and meditation for many years. He facilitates classes in Tibetan Buddhism at the Buddhist Society and is also a qualified teacher of secular Mindfulness techniques. \nHow to join?\nBook now on eventbrite \n\n\n\n\nWe suggest saving your spot ahead of time to help the facilitator to organise the event. \nDonations are welcome: Jamyang relies on the kind donations of those who attend activities in the centre.The funds enable us to offer this type of class on a regular basis – we thank you for your generosity.
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/how-to-meditate-2/2026-06-21/
LOCATION:In-person\, The Old Courthouse\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Buddhist Meditation,Meditation
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SUMMARY:Sunday Dharma Talk | with Geshe Tenzin Namdak
DESCRIPTION:Curious about Buddhism\, or looking to reconnect with its timeless wisdom in everyday life? Our Sunday Dharma Talks offer a welcoming and relaxed space to explore Buddhist teachings in a way that is both practical and relatable. \nThese informal talks are led by a rotating group of experienced Buddhist teachers and meditation instructors\, each bringing many years of lived practice to their teaching. On the third Sunday of each month\, they share insights drawn from the Buddhist tradition and from real life – speaking in a down-to-earth way that meets us exactly where we are. \nEach session includes time for reflection\, open discussion\, and plenty of opportunity to ask questions\, whether you’re completely new to Buddhism or have been practicing for years. And of course\, there’s space to relax\, connect with others\, and enjoy a cuppa together after the talk. \nEveryone is welcome – no prior experience is needed. \nFormat: Hybrid (In-person & on zoom)\nWhen: Third Sunday of each month\nSuggested donation: £15 per session \nHow to Join? \nThe teaching will take place at Jamyang with the option to join remotely over zoom. Please select the relevant option when registering below. \nDonation \nJamyang operates on a generosity model. Please select the donation option that is most suitable for your situation. \nJamyang is a non-profit charitable organisation that relies on the kindness of our donors\, including students and community members. The donations\, or Dana\, given when registering for events and teachings support the centre’s operations\, allowing us to deliver our activities. If you’re able to give a little more\, that’s wonderful; if a little less\, that’s fine too. These donations help with essentials like feeding residential volunteers\, housing our monastics\, and keeping our doors open. However\, we wish to emphasise that the Dharma is always offered freely and no-one is ever excluded because of their financial status\, please do not hesitate to request a reduced rate. \n\nFor Monastics \nWe would like to offer this teaching to ordained sangha members for free. If you are ordained sangha please register here.
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/sunday-dharma-talks-4/
LOCATION:Hybrid\, Jamyang London Buddhist Centre\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Buddhist Meditation,Community Activities
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SUMMARY:Listening Hour
DESCRIPTION:We are happy to announce we are having a Listening Hour in-person at the Courtyard Cafe. \nThe Listening Hour is a 1-hour connection and empathy space in which we come together to connect\, have a warm drink and a cake. It is open to participants who are familiar with the format or are at least interested in Non-Violent Communication (NVC). \nThese sessions are hosted by Justyna and Gerry\, who both have experience in Non-Violent Communication (NVC). \n\nHow to book?\n\n\nBook on Eventbrite\nfor more info contact justyna@hotmail.co.uk\n\nAbout the Community Events at the Courtyard Cafe | Elephant & Castle\, Kennington\n\nClose to Kennington and Elephant and Castle Stations\nIn -person
URL:https://jamyang.co.uk/whats-on/listening-hour/2026-06-21/
LOCATION:In-person\, The Old Courthouse\, 43 Renfrew Road\, London\, London\, SE11 4NA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Activities
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