Sosnowiec Diamond Way Buddhist Center
The Sosnowiec Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in 1999 on behalf of Lama Ole Nydahl. In 2004 Lama Ole Nydahl visited our center and left power and blessing. more
The Sosnowiec Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in 1999 on behalf of Lama Ole Nydahl. In 2004 Lama Ole Nydahl visited our center and left power and blessing. more
Founded 12 years ago, the meditation group has since grown, and now we are a full Diamond Way Buddhist center with official 16th Karmapa meditations twice a week, and Ngöndro (Foundational Practices) days. We have lectures from Polish Diamond… more
The Suwalki Diamond Way Buddhist Center is one of 660 centers founded and led by Lama Ole Nydahl. more
The Świnoujście Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in 2001.The center is located near the city center in a very quiet location. more
The first Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in Szczecin at the end of the 1970s. In 1981 Lama Ole Nydahl invited to Poland a Tibetan Lama Ajang Tulku. It was the first time that a Tibetan lama had… more
The Słupsk Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in 1996. After changing location a few times, the center is now in the middle of the city in a very quiet and calm location. The center is surrounded by a… more
We are a small city center, we meditate twice a week - on Mondays and Wednesdays, at 6 pm. This center began its activity in 1999. Lama Ole Nydahl visited us in 2009. more
The Toruń Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in 1982. After changing location, the center is now in the city center. The Sangha meditates together three times a week. We have been visited by Lama Ole Nydahl. We organize… more
The Tychy Diamond Way Buddhist Center was founded in 2001. After changing location a few times, the center since 2016 is now in the top floor of an old apartment block. The sangha meditates together two or three times… more
The Warsaw Diamond Way Buddhist Center is one of 660 centers founded and lead by Lama Ole Nydahl. It has been visited by many high Karma Kagyu lamas (17th Karmapa, Lama Ole, Tsechu Rinpoche, Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche, Nedo Rinpoche).… more
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