Meditation & Daily Life

included in your membership

@ Cradley Heath

Discover Peace in Every Moment

This class introduces a rich variety of meditations from the Buddha’s teachings, showing how meditation and daily life can support each other to bring greater peace, happiness, and resilience.

Instead of seeing busyness as a barrier, you’ll learn how everyday challenges and routines can become part of your spiritual path—turning life itself into a powerful practice for inner calm and lasting fulfilment.

Some more benefits of this class:

  • Practice relaxation meditation.

  • Learn how to meditate according the Kadampa tradition of Buddhism.

  • Develop powerful wisdom understanding your own mind.

Class details

Included in your membership. No need to book, just turn up

📆 When:

Sundays, 7:30pm - 8:45pm 📍 @ Cradley Heath

👨‍🏫 Teacher:

Gen Kelsang Khechog

📆 When:

Thursdays, 7:30pm - 8:45pm 📍 @ Cradley Heath

Fridays, 11am - 12:15pm 📍 @ Cradley Heath

👨‍🏫 Teacher: Harnack Sahota

Current & upcoming class topics

  • November’s classes and courses explore the creative power of our mind and how to harness this power to create the world we truly wish to live in.

    From Sun 2nd: A Simple Meditation on Emptiness for Daily Life

    Learn a simple meditation on ultimate truth emptiness that we can easily incorporate into our daily life and thus continuously reduce our self-grasping, the source of all suffering.

    From Sun 9th: Examining Our Spiritual Progress

    For our spiritual practice to be authentic and yield genuine results we need to examine our progress from time to time and evaluate the efficacy of our meditation. Learn how to do this.

    From Sun 16th: Imagination & a Loving Heart

    Discover how meditation can bring you into harmony with others, dissolving the barriers that cause conflict and separation.

    From Sun 23rd: Imagination & a Compassionate Heart

    Through guided meditation, cultivate a pure and peaceful compassion that brings strength and resilience. With this inner stability, you can meet life’s challenges constructively and be a true help to yourself and those around you.

    From Sun 30th: Imagination & a Generous Heart

    Learn to develop a peaceful heart that delights in giving. By practising generosity of thought, you will nurture inner peace and positivity that naturally uplift your own mind and bring joy to others.

    Follows the book Modern Buddhism

  • What is unique about a Buddhist understanding of mindfulness? A lot! Explore Buddha’s time tested guidance on mindfulness in this joyful end to the year’s classes

    From Sun 7th: Mindfulness & Meditation

    Mindfulness is the key to stable meditation. In this class you will learn how mindfulness keeps the mind focused, prevents distraction, and helps your concentration grow stronger. With clear instructions and simple practice, you will discover how to make your meditations more effective and how to carry the benefits into daily life.

    From Sun 14th: Mindfulness & Daily Life

    Meditation is not just what happens on your cushion, how we train our mind in everyday life is even more important. This class shows how to use mindfulness throughout the day, so that encounters and experiences become part of your path rather than sources of stress. You will learn practical methods to stay balanced, protect your mind from negativity, and transform ordinary activities into opportunities for inner growth.

The Teacher for the Sunday class

The Sunday ‘Meditation & Daily Life’ class is led by our resident teacher, Gen Kelsang Khechog.

Known for his thoughtful nature, Gen Khechog presents Buddha’s teachings with relatable clarity, showing how to connect these beautiful meditations with the realities of modern daily life.

The Teacher for the Thursday and Friday classes

The Thursday and Friday ‘Meditation & Daily Life’ classes are led by Harnack Sahota.

Harnack has studied and practiced Buddhist meditation for many years. His experience of applying these methods to daily life makes his teaching relatable and effective.

Questions?