… Chonyi Ling was formed eight years ago by a longtime Buddhist practitioner and is guided by some of the greatest masters of the 20th century, such as Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche, Adeu Rinpoche, Adzom Paylo Rinpoche, Terton Tashi Gyaltsen, Gangteng Tulku Rinpoche, Chokyi Trichen Rinpoche, HH Sakya Trizen Rinpoche, Choying Dorje Lama Norsuk, and draws inspiration from all schools of Buddhism. "Insider" is the translation of the Tibetan nangpa, the Tibetan term for Buddhist. As it pertains to Chonyi Ling …

We are a buddhist meditation group practicing basic Insight and Vipassana meditation inspired by the teachings of Noah Levine and the Theravada tradition. We are open to all experience levels and welcome other practices and traditions. We usually meditate for about 30 minutes and have a talk/discussion based on the Buddha's basic teachings. Come to learn to meditate or to develop your practice. No charge - Donation only Come check us out Friday 730-915 @ Pearl Street Yoga 1550 S. Pearl St Ste 20 …

Our intention is to create a global Sangha which supports the cultivation of compassion and loving kindness, increases awareness and supports the whole in the path to Enlightenment.

We are a non-denominational Buddhist meditation group inspired by the teachings of Noah Levine, Jack Kornfield, and others in the Theravada and Insight Meditation traditions. We sit for half an hour* and then have a talk/discussion based on foundations of the Buddha's teachings. All experience levels welcome. Dana-based (tradition of generosity).Come check us out! Monday nights from 7:30pm to 9pm at 3333 Federal Blvd (Prana Yoga in the alley just W of Federal between Highland Garden & 34th) Plea …

This group is for the beginner and the experienced contemplative. We explore practice and discuss Vipassana, Samatha, and Pranayama as ways to still the body and mind gain calm, and stillness of thought. With so much going on in our worlds we need a quiet time and place to just sit. Each class is separated into small sections so that even the newest to meditation can gain benefit and gently build their practice. Other group meetings we have planned are for health care providers, both professiona …

… I addition to the traditional stuff, I've explored Wiccan, Native American, New Age, Zen Buddhism, Taoism, Atheism, Course in Miracles, Existentialism, Humanism, and a bunch of other spiritual/psychological approaches to life. I've taken bits and pieces from most of these, and in general am pretty satisfied with life. But, there is still something that I am missing from going to church. I am thinking that is mainly a sense of community. I'd like to get together with a group of friends who are al …