Religious Organisation in ATTLEBOROUGH (UK) - Amoghasiddhi Kadampa Buddhist Centre

Amoghasiddhi Kadampa Buddhist Centre

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Cyprus House,
Queens Square,
ATTLEBOROUGH,
NR17 2AE

T : 01953 451937

Amoghasiddhi Kadampa Buddhist Centre - Religious Organisation

Founded in 2004, Amoghasiddhi Kadampa Buddhist Centre is a member of the New Kadampa Tradition and has many experienced meditation teachers and several years experience in the service of offering meditation classes, special day courses and retreats. Amoghasiddhi Buddhist Centre offers meditation classes which contain practical methods to help cope with life's difficulties to the general public throughout the local area and beyond. The service is based in Attleborough. Amoghasiddhi Buddhist Centre is a registered charity, registered charity number 1101996.

Amoghasiddhi buddhist centre offers a range of meditation classes and special day courses that are suitiable for complete beginners and experienced meditators alike.

The drop-in meditation classes offer practical methods for developing and maintaining a peaceful mind amidst the fast pace of life today. The meditation classes are suitiable for everyone, and everyone can benefit from the practical meditation techniques on offer.

The resident teacher of Amoghasiddhi Buddhist centre is Kadam Chris Heyes. He is a close disciple of Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, (the founder of the New Kadampa Tradition) and has been studying and practising Buddhist meditation for over 17 years. He is married with two children, and is well loved by his students for his warmth and clarity. Amoghasiddhi Buddhist Centre also has a number of qualified meditation teachers and students who teach meditation classes in Attleborough and the surrounding areas. Amoghasiddhi Kadampa Buddhist Centre has an ever growing community of dedicated practitioners, based in and around Attleborough, who are studying meditation and Buddhist teachings and trying to put those teachings into practice in their lives.