Diamond Buddhist Centre, UK has multiple objectives which are reflected in the constitution of this organization. Diamond word is taken from the Diamond Sutra (Sanskrit: Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā, a Mahāyāna (Buddhist) Sũtra, to name this organization. Most Nepalese living in this area are follower of Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism (Vajrayāna, Mahāyāna). The organization welcomes all […]Read More
Due to the lack of a Buddhist Temple for a large Nepalese community in this locality (South East London), the Buddhist followers in this region have been hiring different venues on a rental basis from time to time to organize ritual practices in different venues. At times, it felt extremely hard to get the venues […]Read More
After the third millennium thousands of Nepalese (British Gurkha Ex-Army personnel) started to migrate into United Kingdom. Many of these ex-army personnel from Gurkha community has now been permanently settled in Royal Borrow of Greenwich, London Borrow of Bexleyheath and in South East London areas. Majority of these Ex-Gurkhas predominantly practice Buddhism as religion. There […]Read More
Back Ground After the third millennium thousands of Nepalese (British Gurkha Ex-Army personnel) started to migrate into United Kingdom. Many of these ex-army personnel from Gurkha community has now been permanently settled in Royal Borrow of Greenwich, London Borrow of Bexleyheath and in South East London areas. Majority of these Ex-Gurkhas predominantly practice Buddhism as […]Read More
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