
Change Your Karma. Weekend Retreat
A weekend retreat combines meditation with recitation of Vajrasattva’s mantra. Attendees may book individual full days, but individual sessions are not drop-in; some previous Buddhist practice may be helpful.
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November 13 – November 15, 2026 · 7:30 PM
Meditation in Bristol – Kadampa Meditation Centre, Old Vicarage · £35 ·
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Practice Vajrasattva purification meditation over a retreat weekend, with the option to book full days or sessions; previous Buddhist practice may be helpful.
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What to expect? Learn how to deep clean your mind, shift negative habits and karmic residue with the powerful practice of Vajrasattva purification. Combining meditation with the recitation of Buddha Vajrasattva’s mantra is a powerful practice of purification and a quick method to attain future happiness and spiritual insight. Buddha Vajrasattva is the Buddha of purification and embodies the purified consciousness of all enlightened beings. His primary function is to help us remove the negative karma we have accumulated over lifetimes and bestow purity, clarity and joy within our mind. When our mind is clear of negativity we can easily transform problems and difficulties into spiritual paths and come to experience a pure and peaceful world. The special structure of retreat provides consistent familiarity with meditation, facilitates deep connection to our meditation objects and brings deeper transformation, leaving a lasting positive impact on our life. Because retreat facilities immersion without distraction it is a powerful method for inner transformation. Those unable to attend the entire retreat can book for individual full days, individual sessions however are not drop-in. Everyone is welcome although some previous experience of Buddhist practice may be helpful. Sessions last 1 hour Friday 7:30pm introduction: an explanation of the practice and retreat.
Ashley Down
Hosted by Kadampa Meditation Centre Bristol and World Peace Cafe
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