Dhamma Revolution Day: With Nagabodhi

In 1956, Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar, along with hundreds of thousands of followers, converted to Buddhism. This started a Dhamma Revolution, lifting millions of people out of the oppressive caste system and enabling lives of dignity and meaning, free from discrimination.

Join us in celebration and be part of the living force of the Dhamma Revolution that started in India in 1956 and is still gathering momentum today in 2025!

There will be a keynote talk by special guest, Nagabodhi, as part of the day too.

Programme:

9:30 – Doors open

10:00 – Welcome & introduction, garland, short meditation

10:45 – Introduction to Nagabodhi & keynote talk

11:45 – Tea break

12:15 – Panel discussion with Q & A

1:00 – Lunch (lunch will be provided; please book your place so we can get accurate numbers for cooking. Donations will be welcome)

2:15 – Puja

2:45 – 5:00 – Cultural programme