🧘🏻♀️ Type:
in-person + course
📆 Date:
Thursdays, 7 May – 25 June 2026
⏱️ Time:
6.30pm – 8.30pm
📍 Addr.:
London Centre, 330 Caledonian Road, London N1 1BB
💰 Fee:
£80 suggested donation for eight weeks
In person once a week on a Thursday evening.
Bodhi Courses
Event summary l
Category – Exploring Meditation 8-week course
Starts – 7 May 2026
Schedule – Thursdays 6.30pm – 8.30pm
Format – In-person
We all want to be happy.
Often the relentless pace and challenges of life make it impossible to know where to look for happiness.
Join us for this 8-week course as we learn how to settle the mind, and how to discover a sense of natural peace and relaxation.We will learn how to meditate, and experience how it can transform the way we see ourselves and our life, and lead us to a more lasting sense of peace and contentment. Most importantly, we start learning how to be with our mind and live our life in a way that creates less stress and confusion – and more presence, peace, happiness and stability.
Sounds too good to be true?
Join us this May as we explore the foundations of meditation, and give space to pause, reflect and draw from our own personal experience and lives.
Clear Mind: Going Deeper, is both for those who are new to meditation, as well as those with more experience, held weekly with care by our team of friendly and experienced meditation instructors.
You will receive –
– Eight weekly classes with expert teachers
– Weekly guided meditation recordings
– Community support through a WhatsApp group
– Additional opportunity for group practice weekly. Drop-in online on Mondays, and in-person on Tuesdays.
– Healthy and delectable bites and refreshment from the centre’s Tara Teahouse
– The opportunity to learn how to make everyday life your spiritual path, during our May bank holiday retreat (23-26 May)
Cost for eight weeks –
Full price l £80 (£10 per 2-hour session)
Concessions l £40
*Dharma teachings are always offered free of charge. We do not turn anyone away on financial grounds. Your financial contribution is used towards centre running costs, staff salaries, laptops etc. Thank you for your support.
**Rigpa UK has a policy of not turning anyone away on financial grounds. Please do contact us at [email protected] if you are unable to make a donation at this time so we can register you.
Find out more about our experienced teachers:
Will Mansfield
Will Mansfield has been practising Buddhism for over 25 years and has been instructing on courses in the London Rigpa Centre for over 15 years. He finds it rewarding to see the benefits that meditation and Buddhist teachings can bring to people’s lives and how these two work together to help them deepen their sense of self-discovery.
Rosey Hastings
Rosey Hastings has been studying and practising Buddhism since the 1980s. She was a schoolteacher for 30 years, teaching children and young adults with learning difficulties and specialised in supporting those with Dyslexia. She is passionate about making Buddhism accessible and meaningful to anyone who has the interest and curiosity whatever their background, education, and preferred style of learning. Rosey supports and teaches on the public and sangha programme in the UK.
David Rycroft
David Rycroft is an educator, fine artist and co-founder of Mind With Heart, an international charity training teachers and students in sustainable wellbeing, emotional health and social connection. Since 1994 he has studied and practiced consistently within the Rigpa sangha, receiving extensive teachings on mindfulness and mind from a host of illustrious teachers. During this time he raised a family, and taught art in a north London secondary school for ten years. David recently set up and continues to direct Teach-Peace, a secular education project of the European Buddhist Union.
Educated at Eton College and Edinburgh University, David also has an MA (distinction) in Buddhist Studies from Sunderland University. David specialises in teaching meditation in both Buddhist and secular settings. He brings a spirit of experiential enquiry and playful creativity to his role as a teacher. His paintings, celebrating natural vitality and inviting us to appreciate the wonders of nature, are exhibited internationally, including an exhibition at UNESCO, Paris
Carol
Carol has been studying the Buddhist teachings for over 30 years and an instructor at the London Centre for 25 years, specialising in the meditation courses. Previously she worked in I.T. and as a project manager for a major corporation, leading multi-cultural teams and enjoying the interaction with others. Having experienced the remarkable benefits of these teachings and practices, it’s her greatest wish to share these with others and enable everyone to integrate them into their own lives.
