Kagyu Samye Dzong Tibetan Buddhist Centre

Londres, Reino Unido

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+44 20 7708 8969
Site:
london.samye.org
Endereço:
33 Manor Place Kennington London, Londres, London, SE17 3BD
Walworth
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
170 mLarcom Street
200 mWalworth Road
270 mHeygate Street
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Horário local (Londres) 16:22 sábado, 12 de julho de 2025

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I was involved with the tender for redesigning this centre’s website last year and so became familiar with its operations. Basically, KDSL is an offshoot of a particular Tibetan branch of buddhist teaching. The main Samye Dzong international HQ is in Scotland, but this is still a relatively large centre. There are resident monks who help to lead study of Buddhist teachings, and meditation classes. The new building, only refurbished in the summer of 2008, also features space for the local community to hold events as well as sessions for acupunturists and other alternative medicine practitioners. It appears to be thriving too, with lots of local, non-​Buddhist people getting involved with their regular events.