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Buddhist Art: The Wheel of Life

  • Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada 631 Crawford Street Toronto ON M6G 3K1 (map)

Buddhist Art: The Wheel of Life


Even if we contemplate deeply the most sublime works of art, we cannot gain benefits that compare with the benefits of contemplating and meditating on the diagram of the Wheel of Life, because this diagram reveals the complete path to enlightenment.


Joyful Path of Good Fortune by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

The Wheel of Life is a beautiful piece of Buddhist art, inspired by Buddha himself, that illustrates the complete path to enlightenment.

Within it are Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths, showing us what we need to understand, abandon, practise, and attain in order to find true and lasting happiness.

It also depicts the Twelve Dependent-Related Links — a chain of cause and effect that reveals how we become bound within samsaric suffering.

This course will offer a practical and contemplative tour of the Wheel of Life, showing how we can use this powerful diagram to inspire our meditations and guide us along the spiritual path.

During the morning break, complimentary refreshments, tea, coffee, and snacks will be available in our community room - a relaxed opportunity to rest, ask questions, and connect with others.

The Temple shop will be open throughout the day, offering books and meditation resources to support your practice.

Everyone is welcome.

  • These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. We also have many books and other meditation materials available at our Temple shop which can help you deepen your understanding of the meditation experience through further study.

    Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada
    631 Crawford St. Toronto ON M6G 3K1

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  • Course Schedule

    9.30–11.00am - Teaching & Meditation
    11.00–11.30am - Refreshment Break
    11.30am–1.00pm - Teaching, Meditation & Q&A

  • Half-day course: $30

    Supporting Members: no cost
    Members’ discount applied during the booking process.
    Live streaming option available to supporting members.

    (click here for more information about the supporting membership)

    How to Book: You can book in advance via our website or simply drop in and register upon arrival. Pre-registration is encouraged to allow a smoother registration process and decrease your wait time at the door. Doors will open 30 minutes before the start of the event.

    To book in advance, click on the booking button and fill out the booking form. At the end of the booking process, you will receive an email confirming your booking.

    Promo code: If you are a member, you may enter your membership code at the top of the booking form to get your discount.

    Your membership code has been given to you when you first signed up to become a member.


    Payment methods: For pre-registration via our website, we accept credit cards. For registration on site upon arrival, we accept cash, debit and credit cards.

  • By public transport: Crawford Street is an equal distance from either the Christie or the Ossington subway station. The Centre is half a block south of Bloor.

    By car: We are located close to the intersection Bloor & Christie, on Crawford Street, which is a one way going north from Harbord to Bloor.

    Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada
    631 Crawford St. Toronto ON M6G 3K1

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  • Parking spaces are limited in the residential area. For this reason, it is easier to come by public transport if this is an option for you.

    It is possible to find parking in the nearby streets. Temporary day parking spots nearby: for example with Green P Parking.

    A maximum three-hour parking limit applies to all city streets.

    Overnight parking: it is necessary to have a permit from the City.

  • If you have any questions or booking inquiries, please email: [email protected]

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