Titmuss gives annual teachings in Australia, India, Israel and Germany.
He has made numerous trips to Palestine since 1993.
In 2009, he reduced his overseas travels by two months a year at the age of 65.
He ended annual visits to Holland, Spain, Sweden and USA.

He has been teaching annual retreats in the Thai Monastery in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India since 1975 and then the Thai Monastery in Sarnath, India, where the Buddha gave his first teachings after his enlightenment in Bodh Gaya.

He is the author of 20 books including The Political Buddha, The Buddha of Love, Spiritual Roots of Mindfulness and Light on Enlightenment.

Titmuss is a social critic, photographer and poet.
More than 1200 of his talks are freely available as a podcast, archive.org  and i-Tunes.
Around 5000 of his talks, guided meditations and one-to-one inquiry with meditators are in cassette format or MP3.
He has around 100 video talks, guided meditations and clips on YouTube.

He sends out an eNews every six weeks to more than 6000 subscribers.
Since 2011, Titmuss writes a weekly Dharma blog, which includes social critiques.
He offers reflections and essays on mindfulness, meditation, religion and spirituality.
The blog gives a Buddhist perspective on daily life issues, consumerism, corporations, the environment and war.
He has written on the global pandemic starting in early 2020 with reflections on life and death.

A German film company made a documentary for television in 2006 on the teachings and worldwide travels of Titmuss.
The Buddha Wallah by Georg Maas and Dieter Zeppenfeld.
Titmuss gives annual teachings in Australia, India, Israel and Germany. He has made numerous trips to Palestine since 1993. In 2009, he reduced his overseas travels by two months a year at the age of 65. He ended annual visits to Holland, Spain, Sweden and USA.
He has been teaching annual retreats in the Thai Monastery in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India since 1975 and then the Thai Monastery in Sarnath, India, where the Buddha gave his first teachings after his enlightenment in Bodh Gaya.
He is the author of 20 books including The Political Buddha, The Buddha of Love, Spiritual Roots of Mindfulness and Light on Enlightenment.
Titmuss is a social critic, photographer and poet. More than 1200 of his talks are freely available as a podcast, archive.org  and i-Tunes. Around 5000 of his talks, guided meditations and one-to-one inquiry with meditators are in cassette format or MP3. He has around 100 video talks, guided meditations and clips on YouTube. 
He sends out an eNews every six weeks to more than 6000 subscribers. Since 2011, Titmuss writes a weekly Dharma blog, which includes social critiques. He offers reflections and essays on mindfulness, meditation, religion and spirituality. The blog gives a Buddhist perspective on daily life issues, consumerism, corporations, the environment and war. He has written on the global pandemic starting in early 2020 with reflections on life and death. 
A German film company made a documentary for television in 2006 on the teachings and worldwide travels of Titmuss. The Buddha Wallah by Georg Maas and Dieter Zeppenfeld.
Christopher Titmuss