Very welcoming environment and space Friendly staff and lots of exciting projects groups and information You don’t have to be a Buddhist to enjoy what jamyang has to offer there is welcoming shop and cafe with a loveley selection of teas coffee sweets and meals that is lovingly prepared and served with kindness If you do want to take part in meditation they run daily meditations online and in the centre I think jamyang is a very positive addition to the local community and has played a large part in my journey towards being a more balanced individual

Beautiful people in a welcoming environment. A gorgeous vegan cafe, charity shop, yoga studio-as well as a library, are tucked away in this tardis of a building. The lunchtime meditation was really refreshing and I’d encourage anyone reading this and thinking about going, to go and get connected ☸️☯️

I really enjoyed my visit here and I will be going back as I really want to learn mindfulness and meditation more and improve my meditation skills its a really lovely place people there are so friendly & helpful

Now running online meditation sessions. Especially valuable in these turbulent times. All you need is an internet connection and the relevant app. Once it reopens, it's worth checking out the cafe too.

Had my first visit today and thoroughly enjoyed it. Such a relaxing easy going place. Thank you.

When you walk in the Jamyang Buddist centre you can feel the Zen and good vibes and every body is really kind and you Just chill 🌞🌞🌞🌈🐏👍👍👍👍

My first visit; and what lovely and friendly people. Beautiful venue that was easy to find, and I am so lucky to have heard such an amazing teacher. I will be going back!!

Going through a very difficult period in my life...knew i need something different. Enquired by chance and was invited down...going into the centre this last weekend has changed my life.

Very friendly open and warm people. Great approach. However the lighting is terrible for migraine sufferers so remember to ask for reduced light. They were kind enough to turn some lights down which really helped.

Wonderful environment and lunch time meditations are my secret to getting through the week now.

I have been at least trying to be some sort of Buddhist since I was 8 years old but have always struggled to find my place in any kind of Buddhist community. After the start of the Pandemic I became more concerned to Practice in an informed and grounded manner. Volunteering at Jamyang has rooted me in what we call Sangha for the first time in my life and I have found the confidence to assert that "I am a Buddhist." We might in fact literally say that I have taken Refuge here. A real point of calm in this busy city

Great place to relax and take some quiet time for your mental health and well being. Really kind, friendly and welcoming atmosphere. I recommend the mindfulness and meditation classes and the introduction to Buddhism course. They've really changed my outlook on life, the mind, and how to live. One thing I really took from the Intro to Buddhism course which for me was life changing, was that the one thing you can change in life is yourself, and how you react to life events challenging or difficult people around you. Reacting with kindness, empathy and understanding brings a calmer, more positive and healthy life. Practicing mindfulness and meditation is and has helped me calm some of my over thinking, and anxiety, and improve the way I react. I am working toward a better happier life and my first steps began at the centre. The cafe and shop are worth a visit too.

Really appreciate Lunchtime Meditation . It`s part of my practice . I feel part of the Community or Sangha.

The centre is a lovely place where you can sit and learn to meditate and be with yourself. It offers meditation sessions and classes on Buddhism during lunch hours and in the evenings during the week plus classes on weekends. If you plan to visit, check their website (jamyangleeds.co.uk) for meditation and class timetable as it isn't often all the time. Peace to all those who knock on the door of Jamyang Leeds.

I first went to Jamyang Leeds in 2006 since when it has moved to a larger venue and has increased its number of drop-in non-denominational meditation sessions at lunchtimes to two, on Tuesday & Thursday, and an evening afterwork session on Mondays. A great freindly place to learn Meditation and to go to regularly to develop and maintain a meditation routine. If you are looking to develop an understanding of the Buddhist view on life there are also classes and weekend courses and advice on books to read.

I visited the drop in mediation session open eve ey Tues and Thursday lunchtime from 12.30, suggested £3 donations. I would reccomend this as a lovely place to unwind and be still from a busy day. The centre has a nice cafe and charity shop on site.

Based in Yorkshire and want to learn meditation and study Buddhism in a supportive environment? Look no further than Jamyang Leeds! Pitch yourself up with your laptop in the cafe and take advantage of the wi-fi whilst enjoying coffee and a cake. OM and Yum respectively.

I first walked through the doors about 3 years ago now and I’m so pleased I did. I’ve learnt so much more about Buddhism than I ever did from reading alone. The community is so fabulous and really welcoming. We’ve just moved this year from rented space on St Paul’s street and then York place in the city centre to our own premises for the first time at Clyde works in Holbeck. All the community and volunteers have been so generous with their time and donations and the downstairs area including a lovely cafe is now complete. Jamyang is a member of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana tradition or fpmt for short under the spiritual direction of Lama Zopa. It’s a form of Tibetan Buddhism with His Holiness the Dalai Lama as head. If you’re curious to know more come along sometime. There’s always lots going on from lunchtime meditation to teachings from very special guests. This last weekend I went along to teachings from the Abbot of Nalanda Monestary in France which was very thought provoking.

Jamyang Buddhist Centre Leeds (JBCL) is a warm and friendly meditation space in Leeds city centre - near Park Square - 5 mins walk from Leeds train station. Meditation; retreats; philosophy; courses; study; silence; puja; prayer; recitation and a wonderful variety of teas before and after sessions. They have a Tibetan Buddhist nun and geshes from London and Sheffield as well as respected teachers from the Gelug tradition leading one-off courses or retreats. If you are looking for an introduction to Buddhism or for a supportive community, Jamyang Buddhist Centre Leeds follows advice from His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

It has a calming feeling in the place and jay who works there is lovely I have just volunteered to work in the centre and I enjoyed my training the people who come to the centre are lovely and jay is a pleasure towork withi

An amazing place, friendly people, authentic Buddhist organisation under the guidance of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Lama Zopa Rinpoche. Definitely worth a visit, even if just for a cup of tea !

Very friendly and knowledgeable. Quick to stop what they're doing and help! Very good at introducing you to resources.

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