Katog Mati Ling - Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Sangha

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268 Kuulei Rd # A

Kailua, HI 96734

http://katogmatiling.org

Katog Mati Ling is a Hawaii-based Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Sangha located in Kailua, Honolulu. Under the guidance of Khentrul Lodr T hay Rinpoche, the group offers free monthly meditation sessions open to the public, Dharma study groups, and engages in Compassion in Action through volunteering in Hawaii prisons.

With a mission to support individuals in cultivating wisdom and compassion for the benefit of all beings, Katog Mati Ling welcomes a multicultural community of practitioners. Rinpoche, a respected teacher in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, visits Hawaii annually to provide teachings and lead retreats, emphasizing personal transformation as a means to create positive change in the world.

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I have been attending the in person meditation and now the Zoom sessions since the lockdown and I'm very thankful for having this practice. It has helped me to deal with all the negativity...

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