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Buddhism

Mental wellbeing resources and support aligned with Buddhist beliefs and teachings.

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Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Buddhism

“Just as rain breaks through an ill-thatched house, so afflicting passions penetrate a poorly-guarded mind.” Dhammapada, Ch1, Verse 13

The NHS recommends five ways to help improve your mental health and wellbeing. These approaches are all aligned with Buddhist beliefs and teachings.

The Five Ways to Wellbeing & Buddhism has been designed in collaboration with members of London’s Buddhist communities, with the support of The Buddhist Society and in consultation with the Network of Buddhist Organisations.

You can read the full Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Buddhism leaflets in various languages by clicking on the links below:

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Other resources

Good Thinking has also worked with London’s Buddhist communities to create a series of videos:

Medini Richardson, Buddhist Chaplain, on connecting with others.

Mariano Marcigaglia, Buddhist Chaplain, on being physically active.

David Morris, Buddhist Chaplain, on learning something new every day.

Keith Munnings, Buddhist Healthcare Chaplain, on giving to others.

Ven Kassapa, Resident monk at The London Buddhist Vihara, on paying attention to the present moment.

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Good Thinking provides a range of resources to help Londoners improve their mental wellbeing.

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