Class Info

Meditation classes - what’s involved?

What to expect at a class

Introductory classes follow a flexible structure, and often begin with a simple breathing meditation exercise to reduce stress, tension, and distractions.

This guided meditation is followed by a talk on how to incorporate meditation techniques and Buddhist principles into daily life. This may include topics such as improving relationships, gaining peace of mind, coping with stress and dealing with anger.

The class may then include another meditation designed to help us gain deeper experience of the subject of the class. Finally, if there is enough time, the class is concluded with questions and answers giving you the opportunity to resolve any unresolved issues.  Here are some short taster videos of meditation talks by Kadampa teachers from around the world.

You do not need any previous experience to attend these classes. Also, you do not need to pre-register. Simply find a location and come to the class.

Class fees:

Per class: £8, or

Course Cards (available at classes)  - costs to be confirmed


Please note that our classes and courses are taught and run entirely by volunteers. All fees go towards operating costs such as transport and venue hire.

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Term Dates for 2010

Series Dates
Meditation & Positive Thinking
18 Jan - 7 Feb (Sunday classes begin 7 Feb)
The Secrets of Happiness
28 Feb - 31 March

12 April - 19 May (no class 3 May)

6 June - 11 July

5 Sept - 20 Oct

7 Nov - 16 Dec

The classes on Sunday morning in Wimbledon follow Joyful Path of Good Fortune. Term times also differ - the 2010 Sunday classes will re-commence on Sunday 7th February.

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