‘If we practise cherishing others sincerely in this life, we will resolve many problems of anger, jealousy and so forth, and our mind will always be calm and peaceful.’
During this retreat we will focus on meditations on loving kindness.
On this relaxed retreat half-day learn two guided meditations that can be practised by anyone. With regular practice, these meditations help us to increase our mental peace, improve our relationships and be of real benefit to others.
Join us in person at Kadampa Meditation Centre Nottingham, Gedling House – the perfect way to experience the benefits of meditation on Saturday 31 May 2026 from 10:00 am to 3 pm.
A wonderful opportunity to relax in a beautiful, peaceful environment, discuss questions and enjoy refreshments between sessions.
This event is suitable for everyone, beginners welcome.
The teacher for this course is Gen Kelsang Gakyi, Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Centre Nottingham, much respected for her ability to present Buddha’s teachings with warmth, humour and clarity.
How to find us (Gedling House)
Free parking is available at the centre.
Disabled access and accessible parking available.
Directions :
Please note that some sat-navs show an entrance to Wood Lane from Colliery Way that does not exist! The only way to enter Wood Lane is via Shearing Hill/Main Street, Gedling.
We are situated at the end of Wood Lane, past the school. Wood Lane splits into two at the school entrance – so keep going straight ahead, rather than carrying on left up the hill. See map above.
Kadampa Meditation Centre Nottingham at Gedling House should be available on sat-navs, or you may wish to use ‘What3words’: spare.reader.ruled.
Please take care driving down the lane as we are blessed with a lot of wildlife.
Buses:
The nearest bus stops:
44 & 44A: Main Road, Gedling (Church View stop) – walk to mini-roundabout, down towards Shearing Hill and left into Wood Lane.
26, 26A, N26: Burton Road (Florence Road stop) – walk up Coronation Walk and through the pedestrian alley to Wood Lane.
