Gelong Thubten is a Buddhist monk who teaches meditation and specialises in providing non-religious mindfulness workshops and training programmes for businesses and organisations. Thubten has been a monk since 1993 at Kagyu Samye Ling Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, (www.samyeling.org), has trained under some of the world’s most accomplished teachers of meditation, and has spent over five years in intensive meditation retreats.
Thubten has taught mindfulness at major global companies and organisations, including Google, LindkedIn, Siemens, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Lloyds Bank and Clifford Chance. Thubten’s work has also been featured in the Times and Guardian newspapers and on the BBC and ITV.
Gelong Thubten collaborated with Ruby Wax. He has acted as a consultant to Ruby and worked with her on her latest book, “How to be Human, The Manual”.
He has worked with a number of Holywood A Listers including Benedict Cumberbatch.
He has now bought his own book out, “A Monks Guide to Happiness”
A wonderful book, setting out the main reasons why we suffer, how we react to the world and how we can change that reaction through meditation and mindfulness.
You can purchase the hard copy from Amazon HERE
Or the Kindle version HERE
We will have plenty of copies available on the day which Gelong Thubten will be happy to sign for you.
Fill in the form below if you are interest in booking, or give us a call 01823 428156
On September 8th, Gelong Thubten is coming to the Sangha House to lead a day of talks and meditation and he will be signing his new book.
Day Pass – Members £40. Non-Members £50
The Sangha House, First Floor, Mitre House, Tower Street Taunton TA1 4BH
Phone: 01823 428156
Email: reception@thesanghahouse.co.ukEstablished in November 2016 by Denise and Andy Spragg, the Centre is a mindfulness based Holistic health centre. Its aim is to cover all four quadrants of holistic health. The physical, mental, social and spiritual. With its 50 practitioners we certainly achieve this. We believe that all four areas of holistic health are equally important and balance each other.