Study Sundays for Women+ at the WLBC

Study Sundays for Women +: Threefold path of ethics, meditation & wisdom

A new study and practice series for women
* Do we have a good understanding of the Threefold Path?
* Is there one aspect which speaks to us more clearly?
* How do we practice these  teachings in our everyday lives?

All sessions run 10.30am-1.00pm

Sun 28 June with Vimokshini  

What does it mean to live an integrated life? Exploring ethics, stillness and insight

This practice day will be a practical exploration of the Threefold Path - Ethics (Sila), Meditation (Samadhi) and Wisdom (Prajna) as a powerful framework for aligning our values and intentions in meditation and everyday living. Rather than treating these as abstract concepts, we will examine how they can serve us as a feedback loop: how ethical integrity and sensitivity steadies the mind, how a steady mind fosters deep stillness, and how that stillness allows for life-changing insights of wisdom (seeing things how they really are).

Through a mix of meditation practice, reflection and collective inquiry, we will learn to bridge the gap between "on the cushion" practice and the complexities of our daily living, leaving with a clearer sense of how to live with greater purpose, presence, and ease.

Sun 19 July with Jayakara

My name is Jayakara, which means “she who has a multitude of victories.” I was ordained in October 2009 at Akashavana in Spain.
My initial involvement with the Triratna Buddhist Community was when I first went along to the London Buddhist Centre in 1990. I was introduced to the metta bhavana meditation practice first and it is a practice that continues to inspire me and in which I have great faith. My practice is central to who I am and guides and motivates me in this life. I am still waiting to be stirred by a text to study and share with you on the day, which I will let you know nearer the time.

Sun 9 August with Sudurjaya

Sun 20 September with Jayasuri

Sun 11 October with Maitriyogini

Sun 1 November with Dharmasri

The tickets are non-refundable.

If you cannot afford even our supported rate then please contact us at info@westlondonbuddhistcentre.com and explain your circumstances. We will find a way for you to come.