Wed PRACTICE Night:
Celebrating Padmasambhava

Padmasambhava, also known as ‘Guru Rimpoche’, is celebrated each year
at this time. He’s known as ‘the tamer of demons’ in Tibet, and he is the
Enlightened being who brought Buddhism fully to that remote country.
He’s part-mythical and part-real - an outcast prince, a magician, an
astronomer, a shaman, and a semi-legendary Tantric master.
Join us this evening to celebrate Padmasambhava and to invite his
Awakened Wisdom into our lives. There will be a short talk about his life
and a puja with mantras.
Please bring an object that symbolises something you want to transform
to offer to the shrine in our special ritual.
Open to all over 18 - You don’t need to be a Buddhist or intend to be
one
No need to book - just turn up when you can
PLEASE MAKE A DONATION for each session you attend. Apart from
some registration fees, we do not charge for our classes but instead, rely
on your generosity to help us pay for our substantial running costs. We
suggest £12 per class - but please give more or less according to your
means. 
No one is paid at York Buddhist Centre. Our only income comes from
those who use the centre.