A Dharma Dummies Guide to Dream YogaA one-day workshop with Charlie Morley breaking dream yoga into clear steps, for practitioners with a connection to a Buddhist lineage.2 sessions
A Dharma Dummies Guide to Dream Yoga (January 2026)A one-day workshop with Charlie Morley on building a personal dream yoga practice step by step, for those with a connection to a Buddhist lineage, 31 January 2026.2 sessions
A Lamp to Dispel DarknessThree sessions with Lama Alan Wallace on Mipham Rinpoche's pith instructions for pointing out the nature of mind, recorded at Colet House in 2016.3 sessions
Attachment, Love & RelationshipsA half-day retreat with David Oromith on where affection turns into clinging, and the contentment and equanimity that let love be given freely.2 sessions
Change Your Mind, Change Your LifeA five-part course with Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo on Atisha's lojong root verses and carrying practice into daily life, recorded at Colet House in 2016.5 sessions
Devotion as a Path to Divinisation and BuddhahoodA three-part workshop with Eva Natanya on devotion and guru yoga, seen from the view of Dzogchen and compared with Christian divinisation.3 sessions
Discover Compassion MeditationA twelve-session course in compassion meditation with Glen Svensson, covering the four immeasurables, bodhicitta and the practice of exchanging self with others.12 sessions
Discover Shamatha MeditationA twelve-session course in shamatha meditation with Glen Svensson, covering helpful tools, the faults that can arise and the nine stages of progress.12 sessions
Discover Vipashyana MeditationA twelve-session course in insight meditation with Glen Svensson, covering the three marks of existence, the view of emptiness and the nature of mind.12 sessions
Dwelling in the Heart of RealityA six-day dialogue retreat between Lama Alan Wallace and Eva Natanya setting Buddhist and Christian contemplative practice side by side, with guided meditation from each.18 sessions
Embodying the Great PerfectionFour seminars with Ian Baker on the history and practices of Dzogchen through body, breath and mind, following the typology of View, Meditation, Action and Fruition.4 sessions
Exploring Hidden LandsFour seminars with Ian Baker on the hidden lands of Beyul Pemako, and on pilgrimage in Dzogchen and tantra, outer and inner.4 sessions
Learn to MeditateA four-week introductory course in meditation with David Oromith, taking a different aspect of practice each week through guided meditation, talks and discussion.4 sessions
Meditations for Relaxation & Inner JoyTwo sessions of Buddhist teachings and guided meditation to unwind, de-stress, and tap into your own inner wellspring of joyful presence.2 sessions
Motivating the "Lazy" Practitioner WithinA three-session course with David Oromith on the classic three forms of laziness, and the antidotes that build a joyous effort steady enough to last.3 sessions
Omniscience and the Buddha’s MindA seminar on the Kalachakra reading of the Litany of the Names of Manjushri, and how far it departs from earlier Buddhist accounts.1 session
Shamatha: Meditation for Balanced LivingA three-session introduction to shamatha meditation with David Oromith, recorded at Jamyang Buddhist Centre in London.3 sessions
Space, Time and ConsciousnessA conversation between Lama Alan Wallace and the cosmologist Bernard Carr on space, time and consciousness, recorded in 2016.1 session
The 37 Practices of Bodhisattvas - One-Week RetreatA one-week retreat with David Oromith on Gyalse Tokme Zangpo's fourteenth-century verses, and turning everyday life and adversity into the path.22 sessions
The Illumination of Primordial WisdomSix days on shamatha and vipashyana within the view of the Great Perfection, from a transmission Lama Alan received from Gyatrul Rinpoche.15 sessions
The Meaning of the Path of DharmaA four-part course with Lama Alan Wallace on the threefold training in ethics, samadhi and wisdom, and the Three Turnings of the Wheel of Dharma.4 sessions
Transform Your Mind: Buddhist Mind TrainingA four-week course with David Oromith in lojong, the Buddhist mind training practices for turning emotional pain, anxiety and stress into wellbeing.4 sessions
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As an LGBTQ-led Buddhist organisation, we strongly believe that no one should be discriminated against for any reason at all and subscribe to the ideals of non-harm and loving-kindness. You’re welcome no matter who you are and you’re free to express yourself authentically.