Manchester Buddhist Centre

- on top­ics as broad as the Order, ritual, devo­tion and Buddhism in general

Have a ques­tion? Now’s your chance. Third in this four-week series

Email your ques­tion in advance if you want, and as well as more Dharmaic ques­tions, it’s fine to ask about the run­ning of the Centre, about Triratna, whatever, we’ll do our best!

• chandana [at] manchesterbuddhistcentre [dot] org [dot] uk
• dayamala [at] manchesterbuddhistcentre [dot] org [dot] uk
• mahabodhi [at] manchesterbuddhistcentre [dot] org [dot] uk

More about Sangha night

Sangha nights are suit­able for any­one who has atten­ded a Buddhism level 2 (Going Further with Buddhism) course.

We usu­ally (but not always) have med­it­a­tion and a little ritual, often in the form of a three-fold puja. If you are new to puja and chant­ing you can watch, there is no oblig­a­tion to take part. The even­ings are a warm and friendly occa­sion where new­comers are always welcomed.

Some people eat together before Sangha night, or just have a cup of tea, and you are wel­come to join them.