‘What To Do When Things Go Wrong’, Sunday 22nd November

‘What To Do When Things Go Wrong’, Sunday 22nd November

Price range: £15.00 through £20.00

Sunday 22nd November 2026
10am – 1pm
With Buddhist Monk Gen Pagpa

 

This Sunday morning course helps us to develop inner strength and gives advice on how to deal with the difficulties of daily life.

 

 

It is held at the Kadampa Meditation Centre, which is at 38 West Cliff, Preston, PR1 8HU.

 

To book, click on ‘Choose an option’ below, select ‘Lunch’ or ‘No Lunch’, click on ‘Add To Cart’, and then ‘View Cart’.

You can also use Apple Pay or Google Pay after choosing a lunch option.

 

Vajravarahi Kadampa Meditation Centre
38 West Cliff, Preston, PR1 8HU

ABOUT THE CLASS

Everyone in this world faces difficulties and problems.

No matter how rich, or popular, or successful we are, there will always be situations and people that we want to avoid, but can’t.

Since it is impossible to fulfil all our desires or to stop unwanted things happening to us, we need to find a different way of relating to frustrated desires and unwanted occurrences.

Find out more on this Sunday morning course.

This course includes –

  • A simple breathing meditation to relax and still the mind.
  • A talk based on the book ‘How to Solve Our Human Problems’ by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.
  • A guided meditation to show how to apply the advice practically.
  • Refreshment breaks.
  • An optional vegetarian/vegan lunch.

 

WHEN IS IT

Sunday 22nd November 2026.

10am to 1pm, with an optional lunch at 1pm.

 

FACILITIES

Chairs and cushions are provided in the meditation room.

Hot & cold drinks are available in the lounge before and after the class.

 

WHERE IS IT

At Vajravarahi Kadampa Meditation Centre, 38 West Cliff, Preston, PR1 8HU.

 

WHAT DOES IT COST

£15 - no lunch

£20 - with a vegetarian and vegan lunch.

 

TIMETABLE

10am to 11.15pm – Session 1

Refreshment break

11.45am to 1pm – Session 2

1pm – Optional Lunch

 

 

SUITABILITY

No experience is needed - this class is suitable for anyone.

Class Teacher

Gen Pagpa is an English Buddhist Monk and has been studying meditation for over 20 years.

He is an accomplished public speaker, and can explain Buddha’s teachings in a practical and interesting manner.

He has taught classes and retreats at Meditation Centres throughout the country.

Please watch this video to enjoy a previous teaching from him.

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I love going to the meditation center.

 So relaxing and refreshing. Always interesting talks and events.

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