The Sotaesan Center

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17 Galloping Rd
Round Rock, TX 78681
+1 (512) 382-9660
http://www.sotaesancenter.org

The Sotaesan Center in Round Rock, TX is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a space for individuals to cultivate spirituality and humanity through meditation, mind study, and Won Buddhism teachings. The center offers a variety of meditation practices, a small free library, and welcomes both serious practitioners and curious visitors.

With a focus on nurturing holistic well-being and spiritual growth, The Sotaesan Center aims to create a spiritual community where people from all backgrounds can come together to study mind and dharma, practice, and work towards enlightening their minds and developing their spirituality in today's materialistic society.

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Ayesha H.
1/22/2019

A peaceful gem of knowledge and meditation guidance! Rev. Choi does an excellent job leading meditations with a comprehensive instructional handout and a gentle and kind presence. I felt very much...

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