Linda U.
3/13/2019
I found the class really helped with overcoming anxiety. The meditation was very easy to learn and I will practice it at home for sure! The place is really beautiful and people very kind and...
Kadampa Meditation Center
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528 East Blvd
Charlotte, NC 28203
Kadampa Meditation Center North Carolina is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting peace and happiness through the practice of meditation and Modern Buddhism. With locations in Charlotte, Davidson, Asheville, and Chapel Hill, they offer classes and courses to help individuals develop positive states of mind and transform everyday challenges into opportunities for personal growth and transformation.
Through their teachings and practical tools, Kadampa Meditation Center North Carolina aims to inspire and empower people to reach their spiritual potential, benefiting not only themselves but also their families, friends, and the world at large. Everyone is welcome to attend their classes and courses, as they strive to bring the benefits of meditation and Modern Buddhism to people throughout the state.
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5.06 reviewsIvan K.
11/6/2024
I have been attending classes at the Kadampa Meditation Center for 2 years now and it has made a HUGE positive impact on my life. The teachings provide a logical path that is wise, compassionate,...
Zakir D.
2/6/2023
We had a great experience on a Sunday morning. Definitely going back. I suggest you purchase the book called "the four noble truths" before going, as there is reference to parts of the book during...
Jason L.
7/2/2012
This is a Buddhist center but if you just want to learn how to meditate, they have a 6 week course for $5 per session on Wednesday evenings. They continuously run these lessons and you can drop...
Cliff H.
5/17/2016
Kadampa Buddhism is an accessible form of Buddhism for English speaking people. We are blessed to have Gen Tilopa who became a monk in Scotland and immigrated to the U.S. The center is a welcoming...
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