Our Centre

Duldzin Kadampa Buddhist Centre was founded in the late 1990's by Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso with the wish to benefit the people of Liverpool and the wider Merseyside area by providing the conditions for the people of this region to find inner peace though the practice of Buddha's teachings and meditation.

Situated in Sefton Park, the Centre has a warm and friendly atmosphere with both lay and ordained Buddhist practitioners living at the Centre as a sangha community. Over the years, the extended community has grown significantly and to many in the local area, it is now a second home. Everyone is welcome to visit throughout the week for the various classes and meditations we offer.

By practising Buddha's teachings, or Dharma, we can protect ourself from suffering and problems and improve the quality of our human life. This is because the quality of our life depends upon the inner development of peace and happiness, not upon external material development.

Duldzin Centre follows centuries of teachings in the pure tradition of Je Tsongkhapa. The purpose of the Centre is to promote inner and outer peace through the practice of these teachings... and through following the example of sincere Kadampa practitioners transforming their lives through dedicated service to others.

Duldzin Centre is a registered charity open to everybody. All are welcome to visit the Centre and experience the peaceful environment of the meditation room and world peace cafe.

We look forward to seeing you!

Kelsang Gema has recently been appointed as the new Resident Teacher at Duldzin Centre.

Kelsang Gema is a Buddhist nun who has been practising and studying Kadampa Buddhism for many years at Buddhist Centres in Birmingham, Derbyshire and London. Gema is well known for her warmth and joyful example, showing clearly how to practice Buddhism in our daily life.