
MAHAMUDRA
CENTRE FOR UNIVERSAL UNITY

Welcome to Mahamudra Centre for Universal Unity
Nestled in the serene Colville Valley on the Coromandel Peninsula, the Mahamudra Centre is a Tibetan Buddhist Retreat Centre in the Gelugpa tradition. We offer a refuge for those seeking to reflect, meditate, and actualize the profound teachings of the Buddha. Our mission is to support the development of wisdom and compassion in everyday life through meditation retreats and authentic teachings.
Whether you are new to Buddhism or wish to deepen your practice, our rural retreat is open to all on the path to enlightenment. We are proudly affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of Mahayana Tradition (FPMT), a global organization dedicated to transmitting the Mahayana Buddhist tradition through teaching, meditation, and community service.
Visit us
The journey to Mahamudra is part of the retreat itself — with winding coastal views, forest roads, and the chance to slow down before you arrive. At the moment, the route between Thames and Coromandel is being improved, which may mean a little extra travel time. You can find the latest updates and helpful tips here. We recommend treating the journey as an extension of your retreat — time to breathe, listen to music or mantra, and enjoy the scenic drive.
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Mahamudra Centre thrives through the generosity of people like you. Whether you choose to donate, become a member, or volunteer, your support helps us continue offering a peaceful space for spiritual growth, practice, and community.

Dedication
With hearts overflowing, we dedicate this website to the long lives of all precious Mahayana teachers, and to the fulfillment of the far-reaching compassionate vision of our incomparably kind and wise founders, Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche.