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Established in the tradition of a Buddhist forest monastery, our Center warmly and skillfully passes on the Buddhas teachings through in person and virtual services, weekly support sangha's, and classes skillfully designed to nurture your well-being.
Buddha
The teachings of the Buddha offer a timeless guide to living with wisdom, compassion, and inner peace. Central to his path is the Dharma—the universal truth and the way things are. The Buddha taught that by understanding and living in accordance with the Dharma, we can move beyond suffering and awaken to the deeper freedom within. This path isn't about belief—it's about direct experience, insight, and transformation.
At the core of the Buddha's teaching is mindfulness—the art of being present. Mindfulness helps us see clearly, without distraction or judgment, so we can respond to life with greater calm and care. It grounds us in the here and now, allowing us to meet each moment with awareness and kindness. Practiced daily, mindfulness becomes more than a technique—it becomes a way of living, deeply aligned with the Buddha’s vision of awakening.
A potted plants roots will never extend beyond the confines of the container it resides in.
The same holds true for you. Your awareness and understanding will never grow as long as you hold onto the same ideas, concepts, and notions. These same ideas, concepts, and notions are your confining vessel.
Awareness, understanding, and openness, begin within the mind and eventually results in a wonderful paradigm shift. A more balanced, less self-centered mindset replaces the negativity, cynicism, and pessimism you may be holding.
When you embrace the shift in perspective that comes with mindfulness you allow yourself to experience a more rewarding life filled with peace, compassion, empathy, and love towards all living beings.
Mindfulness, as revealed through the Dharma, teaches one how to develop your mental clarity.
Imagine looking at the world through a dirty window.
Would you like what you see? Would it be a true representation of the world?
Our experiences, and therefor our interpretations, of the world are biased through qualities such as culture, society, socioeconomic class, gender, religion, race, and more. Mostly likely a combination of all these factors and more distort our view.
When you embrace mindfulness and meditation you will unlearn what you have learned allowing you to view the world without bias. As a further benefit you will see an increased understanding of yourself, others, and the world around you.
Mindfulness may be used to help with:
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Help make a difference in the lives of others while following your path towards liberation.
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Blue Lotus Meditation