Coming Up This Week

The purpose of our life, as HH the Dalai Lama has said, is to be both happy and useful. Buddhism offers incredibly effective, well-proven methods to do just that, and Langri Tangpa Centre is the place in Brisbane where you can learn more about it.

You don’t need to be Buddhist or religious to benefit from our programs. We combine practical meditation and mindfulness techniques, traditional Buddhist philosophy, and contemporary applications for daily life, all within a supportive community environment.

Our regular classes, available both in-person and online, include beginner-friendly introductions, progressive study for established students, guided meditation sessions, and community activities. We also host international teaching tours throughout the year. Feel free to join any class – even mid-course – and find what works for you.

COREY JACKSON

Meeting of Minds: A Research-Based Model of Buddhist Wisdom and Modern Psychology

Buddhism for the path ahead, psychology for the bumps along the way. Can Buddhist practice ease today’s stress and anxiety — and can psychology gain from centuries of contemplative wisdom? This 4-part series introduces a unique research-based model that shows how the two traditions can support each other in through 21st century stress.

This series draws on Corey’s PhD research into Buddhist approaches to anxiety and depression, and more than 20 years studying and translating Buddhist practice and philosophy.

Tuesdays 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
14 October – 4 December

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(IN-PERSON & ONLINE)

This series is for both sides:
– For Buddhists: learn practical psychological strategies that help with the pressures of modern life and strengthen your meditation practice.
– For non-Buddhists: explore Buddhist methods that build long-term resilience and wellbeing, going beyond what psychology alone can offer.

Led by Corey Jackson, whose experience bridges monastery and lab, theory and practice.

At Langri Tangpa Centre, we’re committed to creating an environment of compassion and clarity, developing both philosophical understanding and inner realisation, while building harmony in our communities. We encourage open dialogue and questioning, actively embracing diversity and equal opportunity. Our centre welcomes people of all racial, religious, and ethnic backgrounds, cultural identities and gender expressions, ages and abilities, sexual orientations, and neurological differences. Everyone interested in making their life more happy, helpful, and meaningful will find a warm welcome here.

As a not-for-profit organisation, our centre thrives through community support. Your contribution, whether through donations, membership, or volunteering, helps us maintain our centre and programs, host visiting teachers, and keep our classes accessible to everyone. Every contribution helps ensure Buddhist wisdom remains accessible in Brisbane for years to come.