Dharma Night

Dharma Night is now exclusively an in-person class (it's no longer on Zoom).

Our weekly, in-person Dharma Night class is a chance to explore Buddhist themes and their relevance to our lives with a community of dedicated practitioners.

Dharma Night is aimed at people who have completed at least one of our introductory courses and have some familiarity with the two main meditation practices we teach as well as basic Buddhist teachings. However, if you don't mind jumping into the deep end a bit we welcome people of all experience levels.

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Current Series - Wild Wisdom: Four Japanese Buddhist Masters and Their Extraordinary Lives - Tues 2nd June - 23rd June - Vaddhaka

In this series of four talks Vaddhaka recounts inspiring stories from the lives and times of the visionary Kukai, the radical Shinran, the intense Dogen, and the eccentric Hakuin.

2nd June - From Imperial Court to Cliff-Top Cave: A Pilgrimage to Kukai

9th June - The Monk who Married: Shinran and Other Power

16th June - The Question That Wouldn’t Let Go: Dogen’s Search for True Awakening

23rd June - What is the Sound of One Hand Clapping? Hakuin’s Fiery Path to Zen Renewal

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Tues 30th June - Exploring Buddhist Imagery - Jinamitra

This will be a talk/slide show expressing Jinamitra's own journey relating to different Buddhist images as his involvement with the Dharma unfolded. He will explore our relationship with traditional images (those coming from long established Buddhist traditions) and those created by artists within Triratna (with reference to a western cultural/aesthetic sensibility).

Tues 7th July - Buddhist Shrines - Amritavani

Amritavani will continue this theme and explore our relationship with Buddhist Shrines more broadly and the part they play in our practice.

Please be aware that none of the classes/events run by the Cambridge Buddhist Centre is aimed at under-18-year-olds. All under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by their parent or another responsible adult over the age of 18 (with their parent's permission). Please contact us in advance of attending at info@cambridgebuddhistcentre.com so we can assess how suitable the event is for the young person and how we can safely enable them to engage in an online class.