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What does it mean to cultivate peace when the world around us feels anything but peaceful?
This November, Haemin Sunim, Zen Buddhist teacher and internationally bestselling author, joins Hanuman Dass, founder of Go Dharmic, in London
for a special afternoon of conversation and reflection.
Together, they’ll explore questions we all carry: How do we meet difficulty with compassion? How can the peace we cultivate within shape the way we show up for others?
📅 Sunday, 15 November 2026
🕓 4–6 PM
📍 OMNOM, Islington Square, London
Join us for a thoughtful conversation, followed by meditation and an open Q&A.
Spaces are limited! Register now: eventbrite.co.uk/e/cultivati…
Every child has dreams. But not every child has the same opportunities to achieve them.
Sometimes, a quiet place to study, school fees paid on time, or access to books and learning resources can make all the difference. And you can help make that possible.
At Go Dharmic, we support education in 100+ schools, helping children access the resources they need to learn and grow.
When you sponsor a child’s education, you become part of their journey.
You’ll receive regular updates about the child you’re supporting, from their profile to handwritten letters and drawings.
Your support can help turn a child’s “what ifs” into possibilities.
Sponsor a child’s education: linktr.ee/sponsorachild
In 2025, Cardiff Foodbank provided 19,203 three-day emergency food parcels, with 34% going to children.
It is a difficult number to read, but it also reminds us why community support matters.
At our recent distribution, Hare Krishna devotees also joined in with bhajans, filling the gathering with music and a sense of togetherness. It was a lovely reminder that sharing food can bring people together in more ways than one.
At Stockwood Academy in Luton, our food distribution helps around 60 families bring home the food they need.
From fresh fruits and vegetables to packed food, each distribution gives families more choice in what they cook and put on the table.
With the rising cost of living putting pressure on household budgets, access to these essentials can make a real difference.
We’re grateful to every volunteer who shows up week after week to make this seva possible and support families in our community.
Last Sunday in Northampton, volunteers of all ages came together to share food, connect with the community, serve alongside one another, and celebrate Navratri Ashtami.
It was especially lovely to see children joining in too, learning how even the smallest acts of kindness can make a difference.
Ashtami celebrates the strength of Maa Durga and reminds us of the power of compassion.
