Our Latest Events in Devon

BUDDHIST TALK by   Daniel Wysocki
DATE  Fri, Apr 6th @ 19:30
SUBJECT  Diamond Way Buddhism
WHERE  Exeter Diamond Way Buddhist Centre

BUDDHIST TALK by   Daniel Wysocki
DATE  Sat Apr 7th @ 13:30
SUBJECT  Meditation, The Buddhist View
WHERE  Exeter Community Centre

  For the full programme please see events page ....

 

 About Didi Rowek

Born in Germany in 1963, Didi developed a keen interest in Buddhist Philosophy during his teenage years. When he started practicing Buddhism, he took Refuge with Lama Ole Nydahl in 1984 and after several years of focussed Buddhist practice and activity, Lama Ole asked Didi to start teaching Diamond Way Buddhism. Since then Didi has travelled the world, teaching on behalf of Lama Ole, now, for nearly 30 years. He lives with his wife Zsuzsi at the Schwarzenberg Retreat Centre and is currently working as a naturopath for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and a teacher of Neijia-Martial Arts at the Kung Fu-centre Kaufbeuren.

 Buddhism in Schools

New contact details and information for Schools interested in finding out more about Buddhism and Meditation here.

 Directions to the Buddhist Centre

The centre is on New North Road approximately 100 metres from the clock tower when travelling towards the Exeter College from the town centre direction. We are the last house on the left hand side immediately before the traffic lights. It's the yellow house with a brown front door.

 Lama Ole Nydahl's Travel Plan 2018

The latest international teaching schedule for Lama Ole Nydahl can be found on his website here. Lama Ole Nydahl's Travel Plan

 Welcome to the Exeter Diamond Way Buddhist website

Hello, and a warm welcome to you from the Diamond Way Buddhist centre here in Exeter, Devon. The centre was opened in 2004 and is one of over 655 international Diamond Way Buddhist centres and groups around the world. Our centres were founded by Lama Ole Nydahl according to the wishes of H.H. the 16th Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje. We follow the spiritual guidance of H.H. the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, Thaye Dorje. and are part of the Karma Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism which is a noble tradition that can be traced back to the historical Buddha Shakyamuni.

Meditation is a major cornerstone to the Diamond Way Buddhist practice. Our meditation brings a calmness and new awareness of oneself although this is when our practice of working with mind is just beginning. Through our meditation we work on developing additional qualities such as wisdom and compassion for all sentient beings. It is this which gives us a true inner happiness and with regular meditation these positive personal developments become part of our everyday lives.

If you are interested in learning more about Buddhist philosophy and its meditation practices then please have a look at our meditation centre page to find out about our meditation times & introductory evenings or see what public events are coming up in and around the Exeter area.

 

 

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