Lelung Dharma Trust is raising funds to extend Peace House, our Buddhist Dharma centre in North Harrow.
Peace House has become an important place for Buddhist teachings, meditation and community activities. We also welcome local schools to learn about Buddhism - more than 1,000 students visited us in the last year alone - and work with the Harrow Interfaith Network to promote understanding and harmony.
"The Buddha taught that all the sentient beings are equal and we should not harm one another, no matter our background or religion. He went even further to say that we must extend our compassion even if someone hates us."
- Lelung Rinpoche
The previous incarnations of Lelung Rinpoche, also known as Jedrung Tulkus, have played an important role in the history of Tibet and especially in the development of Buddhism. The lineage of Jedrung Tulkus began with the great master adept Lhodrag Namkha Gyaltsen whose direct disciples included the master Je Tsongkhapa, founder of the Gelungpa school of Tibetan Buddhism.
Lelung Rinpoche is a regular visitor to Mongolia, a country with which his predecessors have had a connection for 300 years. Every year Rinpoche is invited to give teachings and talks to Buddhists and Non-Buddhists alike