Saturday 19 January 2019. Brighton, Sussex, England. One day course.
Thursday 10 and 24 January 2019. Totnes Meditation Group. Evening.
Guided Meditation and Q and A. Continue reading
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Saturday 19 January 2019. Brighton, Sussex, England. One day course.
Thursday 10 and 24 January 2019. Totnes Meditation Group. Evening.
Guided Meditation and Q and A. Continue reading
Various friends, often internationals, come and visit me at home in Totnes, England.
They kindly offer to make a cup of tea. Well intentioned. No training in making a cup of tea. No idea. Bless ’em. Continue reading
Join our Mindfulness/Insight Meditation Retreats in India in early 2019
The Buddha’s teachings have a practical relevance for today.
Retreats held in the beautiful Thai Monastery, Sarnath, near Varanasi, India.
Title: From Insight Meditation (Vipassana) to Liberation
Teacher: Christopher Titmuss
4 February 2019 – 11 February 2019
11 February 2019 – 18 February 2019
Cost: There is a modest registration charge and appeal for donations to cover remaining costs at end of retreat.
For more information: www.
Website contains useful information for travel in India.
Christopher has taught annual retreats in India for the past 45 years, as well as elsewhere in the world.
A senior teacher and former Buddhist monk, Christopher is the author of 20 books, poet and social critic. He lives in Totnes, England.
If you wish to travel with others to India, you could join the pilgrimage with Ellen Van Lersel from Holland. Her pilgrimage includes the 7-day Vipassana retreat with Christopher Titmuss
In early February, 20I8, I completed my 45th year of teaching the annual retreats in India. I feel blessed to have had such an opportunity. The Buddha taught the Dharma in India for 45 years from the age of 35 years to 80 years. Continue reading
A few years ago, I was staying at the Haus Khas home in New Delhi of beloved friends, Prama and Ranji.
While there, I read their daily newspaper which offered 60 reasons why Indians can love India.
Despite the political/social/religious/environmental isses facing India, here are 80 reasons why Westerners love India.
In alphabetical order: Continue reading