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Yoga at Brighton Buddhist Centre located at Brighton Buddhist Centre, 17 Tichborne St, Brighton BN1 1UR, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01273 772090

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Dharmacari Vidyadasa

5 Google Rating

Great place to practice with experienced teachers: Hatha,Iyengar,Vajrasati...! Best Yoga in Brighton

5/ 5

Great place to practice with experienced teachers: Hatha,Iyengar,Vajrasati...! Best Yoga in Brighton

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Chris Radulescu

5 Google Rating

A very loved meditation centre with great people around delivering meditation and Dharma courses and

5/ 5

A very loved meditation centre with great people around delivering meditation and Dharma courses and building friendship.

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Rick Smallwood

5 Google Rating

Tranquility. JIM Tarran yoga is amazing.

5/ 5

Tranquility. JIM Tarran yoga is amazing.

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Scot Chalcraft

5 Google Rating

After 4 years plus of a very unpleasant regime we now have a lovely man as chairman and the Buddhist

5/ 5

After 4 years plus of a very unpleasant regime we now have a lovely man as chairman and the Buddhist centre can once again operate with the compassion generosity and inclusion that it used to have ... shame it's stifled by Covid but hopefully by next year once again we will all be welcome and we will see Buddhism exemplified as well as taught !

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Justin Parker

5 Google Rating

A very friendly & welcoming venue for yoga, meditation & mindfulness. An oasis of tranquillity in th

5/ 5

A very friendly & welcoming venue for yoga, meditation & mindfulness. An oasis of tranquillity in the centre of town. PS. You don't have to be a Buddhist to go there!

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Tomos

5 Google Rating

Donation meditation, lovely people and beautiful and clean inside.

5/ 5

Donation meditation, lovely people and beautiful and clean inside.

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