Yeshin Norbu
About Us

We are a meditation center in Stockholm

Think of us like your personal mental fitness center, inspired by the works of His Holiness Dalai Lama

About us

Yeshin Norbu Meditation center is a non-profit members organization that is greatly inspired by his Holiness the Dalai Lama’s vision of secular and universal ethics. The center started in 2017 by a handful of enthusiastic volunteers that together helped build the center to what it is today, and has since then been offering various classes that promote mental well being, such as meditation, mindfulness and Tibetan Buddhist philosophy classes.

Yeshin Norbu Meditation center is affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT) which is a worldwide non-profit organization with 165 centers and projects in 40 countries. We follow the authentic Tibetan Buddhist tradition as taught by the founders of the FPMT, Lama Thubten Yeshe and Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche.

We all know how important it is to take care of our physical bodies. It seems as if most people have a gym card nowadays. But equally it is important to take care of our minds and inner well being.

Our policy in regards to tickets is that no-one should be turned away from our own classes due to financial reasons. If the suggested course donation seems too much for you, please let us know ([email protected]) and we’ll see how we can help

 

About Tibetan Buddhism 

Tibetan Buddhism is a tradition that developed in Tibet based on the teachings of the Buddha and later Indian scholars, presenting a structured path to understanding the mind, reality, and human experience. It integrates study, analytical inquiry, meditation, and ethical conduct, often organized through frameworks such as the lamrim (stages of the path), which outline a gradual approach to insight into impermanence, suffering, and the nature of self. Alongside its philosophical systems and practices, the tradition emphasizes the development of a kind and altruistic attitude as part of the path toward enlightenment.

 

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