This class if for people who have been through an introductory course and are familiar with how we practice.
Milarepa was a Buddhist Saint, living in the mountainous caves of Tibet in the late 11th Century. He communicated his Enlightened inspiration through song; in playful and humorous ways, exploring the vast, unbounded nature of the mind. Come along to this first in a two-part series to learn how we can draw inspiration from this intriguing figure.
Sangha Night is now both online and in person for a limited number of people. You can book below using the button. If you have any issues booking just send us an email and we’ll be happy to help.
Sangha night is on Zoom and available on YouTube the day after.
The night begins at 7:30 with meditation and an introduction. There is a tea break starting at 8.10 so you can join us with a cuppa before the second half starts.
If you aren’t already on our mailing list to receive the Sangha Night zoom you can sign up here.
Changes to Classes (Omicron Update)
Before you attend
Please take a lateral flow test before you come. They are now quick (30mins), free and easily available. You can find information on how to order them at home here.
It’s now mandatory to wear a face covering in faith spaces (unless you are exempt).
Please arrive in good time (at least 10-15 mins early). We won’t be queuing outside anymore but it may still take time to get settled. Please be aware of social distancing as much as possible.
During the session
We will be confirming your details for track and trace or asking you to use the QR code to log in using the NHS app if you prefer.
We will provide hand sanitiser for your use throughout the session
Please keep your belongings with you and keep them together under the chair the team directs you to. This will prevent people gathering around the entrance area.
Masks and social distancing – Please wear your mask and continue to practice social distancing according to the guidelines.
We will continue to ventilate the rooms during and after classes.
Afterwards
If you become ill during or after visiting the centre please let us know so that we can contact any others you may have been in contact with.
Thanks again for your help in these strange times, great to have you back!