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What is Cornish Buddhism?


  📍 What is Cornish Buddhism?


It started as a joke, really, when I was thinking about how we fetishise Tibetan Buddhism. You get all these Westerners dressing up in Tibetan robes and travelling to the Himalayas, when of course, the essence of Buddhism is everywhere in the universe.


The Sambhogakaya quality, the energy of enlightenment, is just as much apparent in the Rockies as it is in the Himalayas, or in the Amazon, or in the outback of Australia. And to be a Buddhist practitioner when you live in Cornwall makes sense that you embrace a Cornish Buddhism.


Clearly, Cornwall's not a Buddhist country, and so that's a drawback, because if you've lived in Tibet, where a thousand years of practitioners have charged every nook and cranny of the country with spiritual practice, then that leaves a big footprint that you can bathe in.


But absolutely, there was spiritual…


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patti G
patti G
Jun 27

In short, Alistair, when I think of Cornwall and it's amazing stone circles etc,my mind goes straight to Pagans,Druids and Wicca's, the latter even incorporating witchcraft in their worship. I find it all quite creepy but to each his own. Therefore I feel that it is high time that Cornwall was introduced to beautiful, loving,caring,compassionate Buddhism.Who better, to show the way.❤️❤️🙏

Clip from Monday's Session on Awareness

Back with the Zoom sessions and the focus on Monday is Beingfulness but with a particular emphasis on the nature of the mind - and, as discussed, the amazing mystery of consciousness.

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What a beautiful and thoughtful response, Alistair.

Sunday Before the Zooms Begin!

Just some musings about the inspiration for the Zoom sessions in 2026

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Pre-booking for 2026 Retreats...

Happy Betwixtmas!

The link for Holy Island (23-30 August) is https://www.mind-springs.org/hi-retreats/holy-island-2026.


And for Dundreggan (2-9 May) is https://www.mind-springs.org/dundreggan/dubdreggan-2026.

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Alistair Appleton
Alistair Appleton
Dec 29, 2025

Hi @Fran Pappert-Shannon. The Dundreggan Course is not a Buddhist course and the main focus of 'The Power of Emotions' week is on psychology and neuroscience. We do talk about the Buddhist take on emotions towards the end of the week so it's not focus of the retreat. Your partner doesn't have to have any Buddhist knowledge to come along and all faiths are, of course, most welcome! Best wishes, Alistair

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