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The Four Noble truths

  • Jamyang Buddhist Centre Leeds Ingram Road Leeds, England, LS11 9RQ United Kingdom (map)

Overview of Programme

TIME: Mondays weekly 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm
LOCATION: In Person and Online
LEVEL: Buddhism – Beginners

Come join Geshe Rinchen as he teaches The Four Noble Truths.

The four noble truths was the very first teaching of Shakyamuni Buddha 2500 years ago and is the fundamental basis of Buddhist teachings and practice. Whether you are new to Buddhism and curious to explore more, or would like to refresh  your understanding this is the perfect class. Don’t worry if you haven’t been able to come along to any of the classes, you are still very welcome. It is best to just start where you are and enjoy learning something new.

SUGGESTED DONATION FOR DROP IN CLASS:

Non-members – £10 per drop in class. This will contribute to the centre’s running costs andinclude a donation to the teacher.

Gift Aid: if you are a UK taxpayer we can claim back 25p for every £1 you donate. More information on Gift Aid can be found here.

Free to members of The Jamyang Buddhist Centre Leeds (your membership fees already contribute to our core costs in running the centre). You are invited to make a donation for the teacher, as is customary when receiving Buddhist teachings, in order to support their activity (for your reference we recommend a donation in the region of £4 per class) We will make the donation to the teacher on your behalf.

We never turn anyone away from the Dharma for financial ferasons. If you cannot donate the suggested amount, please donate where possible within your means. It’s good to practice generosity where we can.

ABOUT YOUR Teacher: Geshe Rinchen Wangyal

Geshe Rinchen studied at Drepung Losel Ling Monastery in India, then at the Institute of Buddhiust Dialectics. He gained his Geshe degree in 2015.

He then studied at the University of Winchester in the UK, gaining a BA (hons) Degree in Philosophy, Religion and Ethics in 2024

Geshe La has had articles published in The Scientific American in 2020 including 'Hygiene of the mind during the Pandemic’. He has also received awards for essay competitions at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics.

Geshe La’s teachings are known for their clarity, warmth, and practical applicability, making profound topics accessible to students of all backgrounds. Geshe La combines his deep knowledge with genuine compassion, inspiring students to cultivate inner peace and wisdom in their own lives.

Geshe La teaches in English fluently.

You can read more about Geshe Rinchen here.

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