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This category contains 23 sites:

• Amitabha Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Centre - Regional Buddhist College and Meditation Retreat Centre for South West England.
• Birmingham: The Peaceful Mind Cafe - Learn the gentle and powerful art of meditation in a lovely cafe atmosphere. Through meditation we can enjoy a peaceful state of mind and improve our relationships with ourselves and others.
• Bradford: Kashyapa Centre - Courses in Buddhism and meditation
• Brighton: Bodhisattva Centre - Located in the heart of Brighton and Hove. Organises a wide variety of classes based on the meditation techniques of Kadampa Buddhism.
• Buddhist Centre - Kadampa Buddhism in Birmingham - Find inner peace and happiness through meditation and Buddha`s teachings.
• Cantebury: Jampel Center - Meditation and Buddhism
• Crewe: Amitayus Kadampa Buddhist Centre - The Centre provides a peaceful and inspiring environment in which anyone can learn about meditation and Buddhism, how to meditate and how this can help in daily life. Meditation is a method anyone can learn to reduce depression, stress, anger, and other n
• Cumbria: Manjushri Mahayana Buddhist Centre - A peaceful and inspiring environment where people can learn about the Buddhist way of life and practice meditation.
• Derbyshire: Tara Buddhist Centre - A Kadampa Mahayana Buddhist college located at Ashe Hall, in Derbyshire, England whose main purpose is to preserve and promote the essence of Buddha's teachings in a living form suited to the Western mind and way of life.
• Hull: Khedrupje Buddhist and Meditation Centre - Meditation and Buddhism in Hull. Learn meditation and reduce stress, anger and negativity. Range of classes, from curious to serious.
• Hull: Khedrupje Buddhist Centre - Learn meditation and experience the benefits of a peaceful, calm mind. Learn about Buddhism and how it can help you develop positivity.
• Kadampa meditation centres in England - Find a Kadampa meditation centre near you
• London (South): Dorjechang Centre - Learn to meditate, read books, and attend classes at London Buddhist centres where you can reduce stress and develop your individual potential.
• London: Heruka Buddhist and Meditation Centre - Learn to meditate, read books, and attend classes at London Buddhist centres where you can reduce stress and develop your individual potential.
• London: Heruka Buddhist Centre - Offering meditation and study programs throughout London.
• Newcastle Upon Tyne: Compassion Buddhist Centre - Residential Buddhist centre with branch classes and study programmes.
• Nottingham: Akshobya Buddhist Meditation Centre - Offers regular evening classes of teachings and meditation in the East-Midlands area and Lincolnshire, including Nottingham, Boston, Grantham, Loughborough, Mansfield, Newark, Peterborough, Scunthorpe, and Spalding.
• Preston: Vajravarahi Buddhist Centre - A residential Buddhist Centre in Preston, Lancashire. The centre's purpose is to help people to attain peaceful minds through teaching meditation and giving practical advice based on Buddha's teachings.
• Reading: Shantideva Centre - Established in 1993, in response to requests by local people, the centre is currently located in a detached house in Reading, with a peaceful meditation room and garden.
• Sheffield: Gyaltsabje Centre - Buddhist meditation classes and events in the heart of Sheffield. Come and join us - everyone welcome.
• Southampton: Thekchen Centre - A thriving community of lay and ordained buddhists located in Bitterne Park, Southampton. The centre was established in 1996, by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso to give people living in the Southampton and surrounding area the opportunity to learn to meditate and ho
• Todmorden: Losang Dragpa Buddhist Centre - Residential Buddhist centre offering retreats, working holidays, courses and teachings. The centre is at Dobroyd Castle in Todmorden, Yorkshire.
• Yorkshire: Madhyamaka Centre - Madhyamaka Centre is based at Kilnwick Percy Hall, an elegant Georgian building at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds. It is home to over forty full-time residents - nuns, monks, and lay people - and host to hundreds of visitors each year. You are welcome