"There Is No Saviour.

Buddha

We Must Tread The Path."

"Do Not Dwell In The Past.

Buddha

Live In The Present"

"What You Do Is.

Buddha

What You Are"

welcome to

Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre

We are a Sri Lankan Theravāda Buddhist community. Our temple is located in Kingsbury, London Borough of Brent.

We provide our services primarily to Sri Lankan Buddhists. We welcome all persons irrespective of ethnicity, nationality or religious affiliation. We conduct many services such as meditation and chanting. You are welcome to join and share our rich traditions.

Vihāra

A spiritual and monastic community in Kingsbury, North London, where many Sri Lankan and British Buddhists gather for the Buddhist practice.

Get Involved

Our community is actively involved in the lives of locals and overseas that require humanitarian support regularly.

Donation

We appreciate your contribution to the donation programmes and will happily accept any help we can get.
events

Upcoming Events And
Workshops

30Aug
August 30, 2026

Nikiṇi Full Moon (Pōya) Day

As usual Buddhist devotees observe the eight precepts. It is still the period of the vassa (rainy) season. The Nikiṇi Pōya day is related to the legends that tell the…
Free
27Sep
September 27, 2026

Binara Full Moon (Pōya) Day

As usual Buddhist devotees observe the eight precepts. It is still the period of the vassa (rainy) season. Historically the Binara Pōya day marks a religiously important event of establishing…
Free
31Oct
October 31, 2026

Aṭavisi Buddha Pūjā

An occasional ceremony held at the Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre as an offering to the twenty-eight Buddhas.
Free
01Nov
November 1, 2026

Kathina Chivara Puja

Kathina Chivara Puja is a significant religious event celebrated in various Buddhist traditions around the world. It marks the conclusion of the three-month Vassa (rain retreat) period observed by monks…
Free
donations

Dāna:
Buddhist Practice of “Giving” and Sharing

Dāna is an ancient tradition. All renunciant religious traditions depended on dāna. It is a display of generosity in whatever manner possible. It is an act of giving, a voluntary contribution, financially supporting teachers, resident monks, visitors, and the centre’s activities locally and abroad. The amount that you donate is irrelevant. Your generous selfless giving and sharing are paramount.