Weekly Meditation and Relaxation
Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre 309–311 Kingsbury Road, London, United KingdomOn Tuesday evenings, we sponsor our guided meditation session for interested practitioners.
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Independence Day Celebration: Sri Lanka
Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre 309–311 Kingsbury Road, London, United KingdomOn 4 February 1945, Ceylon became an independent nation. Annually celebrated now in February.
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Śrī Saddhātissa Memorial Day
Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre 309–311 Kingsbury Road, London, United KingdomThe Most Venerable Dr Hammalawa Saddhātissa (1914–1990) passed away on 13 February 1990. An admired Buddhist monk and scholar, Venerable Saddhātissa, is annually commemorated for two days in February with…
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Maha Pirit Chanting & Śrī Saddhātissa Memorial Day
The Most Venerable Dr Hammalawa Saddhātissa is annually commemorated for two days in February with an overnight paritta chanting, an alms-giving and a devotional pūjā with the participation of Buddhist…
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Kingsbury Bak Maha Uḷela: Sinhala & Tamil New Year
Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre 309–311 Kingsbury Road, London, United KingdomIn April, Sri Lanka Educational, Cultural & Welfare Foundation organises the Kingsbury Bak Maha Uḷela. The Sinhala and Tamil New year, one of the most significant annual, non-religious events enjoyed…
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Making Invitation for the Rain Retreat & the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta Chanting
Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre 309–311 Kingsbury Road, London, United KingdomThe Buddha’s deliverance of the first sermon—the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta—is known as the Dhamma Day. Gotama Buddha gave the Discourse on the Turning of the Wheel of the Dhamma on the…
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Äsala Full Moon (Pōya) Day
Śrī Saddhātissa International Buddhist Centre 309–311 Kingsbury Road, London, United KingdomOn the month of Äsala, the annual procession at the Tooth Relic Temple, Kandy, takes place. Religiously the Äsala full moon is important because the historical Buddha had delivered “The…
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