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Karma Triyana Dharmachakra
Address: 352 Meads Mountain Road Woodstock NY 12498
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Karma Kagyu, The seat of His Holiness the Gyalwang Karmapa in North America
Phone: 845-679-5906 ext 3
E-mail: office@kagyu.org
Website: http://www.kagyu.org
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Teacher: Lama Karma Drodhul
Spiritual Director: Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche/Abbot Email
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KTD offers a daily, weekly, and monthly schedule of spiritual activities.
Kundrolling--The Dzogchen Community in New York
Address: 151 West 30th Street, 4th Fl.
New York, NY 10001 Midtown Manhattan NY 10001
Tradition: Vajrayana, Dzogchen, atiyoga. Tibetan
Affiliation: Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche
Phone: (212) 564-1024
E-mail: nycdzogchen@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nydzogchen.com
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We are the students of Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche. He is one of the greatest living teachers of the pinnacle of Tibetan Buddhist Vajrayana teachings, Dzogchen.
We have a rich and varied schedule of events, including group practices, authentic Tibetan Buddhist Yantra Yoga, and weekend practice retreats with qualified teachers in the Dzogchen Community.
In addition, one can attend the teachings and transmission of Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche at our center via live video webcast. For schedules and more information, please visit nydzogchen.com and please visit the website of the main North American center in our community, Tsegyalgar.org
Manhattan Won Buddhist Center - New York
Address: 431 East 57th Street
New York, NY 10022 NY
Tradition: Mahayana, Korean,
Phone: (212) 750-2773,
Fax: 750-2774
E-mail: nyc@wonbuddhism.org
Website: http://www.nyc.wonbuddhism.org/
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Weekly Schedule
Join us at our weekly dharma gatherings! It is open to anyone who wants to learn and practice Meditation and Won Buddhism.
- Sundays 11:00 am
- Tuesdays 12:00 pm
- Wednesdays 6:30 pm
* Temple door opens 30 minutes before each session. (No need to ring the bell)
New York Buddhist Vihara
Address: 214-22 Spencer Avenue Queens Village NY 11427
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +1 (718) 468 - 4262
Fax: +1 (718) 468 - 4262
E-mail: info@nybv.us
Website: http://www.nybv.us
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Main Contact: Rev. Aregama Sirisumana Email (Phone: +1 (516) 503 - 7931)
Spiritual Director: Most Venerable Kurunegoda Piyatissa Thero Email (Phone: +1 (718) 468 - 4262)
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We offer you an opportunity to read and learn about Buddhism in the Theravada tradition. Theravada (Pali: Thera=elders, vada=doctrine) or the "doctrine of the elders" represents the school of Buddhism that draws spiritual inspiration from the Pali Canon (or "Tripitaka") generally accepted by scholars as the oldest record of Buddha's teachings.
Imparting knowledge with a view toward developing and improving another's knowledge is Dhammadana in Buddhist terminology. The Buddha teaches us to appreciate the value of wisdom since it is the most valuable asset for a living being: hence, the need for us to develop our minds, as well as to help others to develop their knowledge.
There are two ways to achieve this end. One is by reading extensively on Buddha Dhamma. The other is by questioning that may invariably lead to discussion. It shall be our endeavour to provide satisfactory answers to such queries.
Open Sky Sangha - an LGBT Buddhist Community
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: 212-989-3456
E-mail: lawrence.grecco@gmail.com
Website: http://www.openskysangha.com
Main Contact: Lawrence Grecco Email (Phone: 212-989-3456)
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Open Sky is a group of gay, lesbian, bisexual,straight, and transgendered people with a common interest in Buddhism. We are open to newcomers, seasoned Buddhists, and everyone in between. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month at the New York Insight Meditation Center in New York City.
We are dedicated to providing our members with a diverse and inclusive experience of the dharma. This means that we embrace the wide array of lineages and traditions that exist within Buddhism.
We are a completely self-sustaining and independent organization so we have complete autonomy with regard to our meeting formats and speakers. This gives us the freedom to explore and learn about different ways of meditating from different teachers. We have the unique opportunity to meet as peers and to speak freely about our individual approaches to practice.
We provide a space for reflection, discussion, mutual support, and learning. Each meeting begins with meditation instruction and a brief period of sitting. Our meetings focus on assigned readings as well as readings we will do as a group that cover a rich and diverse overview of relevant Buddhist teachings and topics.
Members are encouraged to share their personal experiences regarding their personal practice and spiritual journey.
We realize that all of us are both students and teachers at different moments of our lives--we all have something to teach and we all have something to learn.
Everyone is valuable and everyone is welcome regardless of religion, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, or previous meditation experience.
Original Buddhism Society
Address: 30-20 Parsons Blvd. Flushing NY 11354
Tradition: Theravada, Original Buddhism
Affiliation: Original Buddhism Society, Inc.
Phone: 718-321-3380
Website: http://www.arahant.org
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Teacher: Ven. Bhikkhu Vupasama
Main Contact: Bhikkhu Aticca (Phone: 718-321-3380)
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QueerDharma
Address: 118 West 22nd Street, 6th Floor New York, NY NY 10011
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
E-mail: queerdharmainfo@gmail.com
Website: http://www.queerdharma.org
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Notes and Events:
We are a community of meditation practice for all people, founded and hosted by LGBTQ people [lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer]. A broad range of Buddhist traditions are represented in our membership and visiting teachers. We are at all levels of experience, from questioning /beginners to long-time practitioners. All are warmly welcome. This is not a virtual community – we gather each week in NYC to practice and study Buddhist meditation and dharma and bring a simple sanity to our world. Meditation instruction is provided each week by a member authorized to teach in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism.
Rochester Zen Center
Address: 7 Arnold Park, Rochester, New York, NY 14607 Roshi Bodhin Kjolhede NY
Tradition: Mahayana
Affiliation: Cloud-Water Sangha
E-mail: receptionist@rzc.org
Website: http://www.rzc.org
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Teachers: Roshi Bodhin Kjolhede
Founder: Roshi Philip Kapleau
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Sky Lake Lodge
Address: 23 Hillcrest Lane, Rosendale, NY 12472 NY
Tradition: Vajrayana, Shambhala, Tibetan, Kagyu
Affiliation: Shambhala International
E-mail: programs@sky-lake.org
Website: http://www.sky-lake.org
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Teachers: Agness Au, Arawana Hayashi, Steve Clorfeine
Contact: Rebekka Henriksen, Managing Director
Spiritual Director: Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche
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Nestled in a forest of tall cedars and white pines on the northern crest of the Shawangunk Mountains, Sky Lake is a Shambhala contemplative center for meditation, arts and community. It is part of an international community of meditation centers founded byChögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and now led by his son and lineage holder Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.
Just two hours north of Manhattan in the Mid-Hudson River Valley, you can walk in our woods, enjoy extraordinary hiking trails at nearby Mohonk Preserve, scale the Gunks or take a stroll around our spring-fed pond. The Lodge has a contemplative, peaceful ambience and is a genuine haven from the rigors of urban life.
Springwater Center
Address: 7179 Mill Street Ext., Springwater NY 14560 NY
Tradition: Non-Sectarian, Zen
Phone: 585-669-2141
E-mail: info@springwatercenter.org
Website: http://www.springwatercenter.org
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Contact: Wayne Coger Email
Teachers: Wayne Coger, Sandra Gonzalez, Richard Witteman, Bob Dattola & others
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Silent meditation retreats and guest/volunteer programs. Awareness and inquiry without rituals or assigned practices.
Tendai Buddhist Institute
Address: 1525 State Route 295 East Chatham NY
Tradition: Mahayana, Tendai-Shu New York Betsu-in
Affiliation: Tendai
Phone: 518-392-7963
E-mail: info [at] tendai.us
Website: http://www.tendai.org
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The Tendai Buddhist Institute is home to the Tendai-Shu New York Betsuin, the Karuna Tendai Dharma Center and Juinzan Tendai-ji. The Karuna Tendai Dharma Center has branch sanghas located in:
In 2001, the central authority of Tendai Buddhism in Japan designated Karuna Tendai Dharma Center the Tendai-shu New York Betsuin, a branch of Enryakuji, the head Tendai temple on Mt. Hiei, in Japan. The head priest in Canaan, NY, Monshin Paul Naamon was designated the Jushoku (abbot) of the temple. His wife, Shumon Tamami Naamon, who also received ordination in Japan, was appointed Managing Director. The Betsuin (branch) designation authorizes us to teach and train people for ordination and to represent Tendai Buddhism in the West.
Tenzin Gyatso Institute
Address: P.O. Box 239 Berne NY 12023
Tradition: Vajrayana
Affiliation: Rigpa US, Rigpa International
Phone: (518) 872-1250
E-mail: info@tenzingyatsoinstitute.org
Website: http://www.tenzingyatsoinstitute.org
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Executive Director: David Rand (Phone: (518) 872-1250)
Spiritual Director: Sogyal Rinpoche
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The Tenzin Gyatso Institute, named after His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, has been founded in homage to his vision and achievements. Its aim is to advance, explore, and put into action the values and principles that the Dalai Lama holds closest to his heart.
The Tibet Center
Address: 25 Washington Street, Suite 304 Brooklyn NY 11201
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan - Everyone welcome
Affiliation: Gelugpa
Phone: 718-222-0007
Fax: 718-222-0087
E-mail: info@thetibetcenter.org
Website: www.thetibetcenter.org
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Main Contact: Darren J. Smith Email (Phone: 718-222-0007)
Spiritual Director: Rev Khyongla Rato Rinpoche Email (Phone: 718-222-0007)
Teacher: Ven Nicholas Vreeland
Notes and Events:
Mondays 7pm
Beginners Buddhism Class. Basic concepts and precepts of Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy.
Tuesdays 7pm
Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy w/Khyongla Rato Rinpoche and Geshe Nicholas Vreeland
Saturdays 2pm to 4:30pm
White Tara Meditation
Monday - Friday 2pm to 7pm
Open Temple
Triratna Buddhist Community New York City
Address: Tournesol Wellness, 26 E 36th Street New York NY 10016
Tradition: Non-Sectarian, Western (Triratna Buddhist Community)
Affiliation: Triratna Buddhist Community
Phone: (212) 749-0942
E-mail: Vajramati@triratna-nyc.org, info@triratna-nyc.org
Website: http://www.triratna-nyc.org
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Founder: Sangharakshita
Contact: Vajramati
Teacher: Vajramati
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We run ongoing introductions to meditation and Buddhism in near Union Square. The courses are four weeks long and held on Thursdays from 7-9pm. Monday Evenings, Sangha Night is a weekly class open to all that provides regular support for anyone who has an established Buddhist practice.
Vajra Light Buddhist Center
Address: 234 North Central Avenue Hartsdale NY 10530
Tradition: Mahayana, New Kadampa Tradition
Phone: (914) 607-3583
E-mail: Info@VajraLight.org
Website: http://www.vajraight.org, www.meditationinwestchester.org
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Main Contact: Daniel Morris, AD Email (Phone: 914-275-2877)
Teacher: Kadam Morten Clausen
Spiritual Director: Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso
Notes and Events:
Vajra Light Buddhist Center is a Buddhist meditation center in Hartsdale, NY, in Westchester County. We offer instruction in meditation and Buddhist spiritual practice through meditation classes, retreats and special events. Taugh by qualified Western teachers, Vajra Light\\\'s meditation classes are very easy to understand and apply to our daily lives. The classes are suitable fo both beginners and more advanced practitioners.
Vajradhara Meditation Center
Address: 235 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn NY 11215
Tradition: Mahayana, New Kadampa Tradition - International Kadampa Buddhist Union
Affiliation: New Kadampa Tradition - International Kadampa Buddhist Union
Phone: 347-715-6999
E-mail: info@brooklynmeditation.org
Website: http://brooklynmeditation.org/
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Main Contact: Matthew Riechers Email (Phone: 347-715-6999)
Teacher: Matthew Riechers
Spiritual Director: Matthew Riechers Email (Phone: 347-715-6999)
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Vajradhara Meditation Center was established to provide people in Brooklyn with the opportunity to learn about Meditation and the practice Buddhist teachings. To fulfill this aim we have a space in Prospect Heights, located at 235 St. Marks Ave (just off Vanderbilt Ave). We also offer branch classes held at various other locations throughout Brooklyn.
The Center is run by volunteers who themselves are dedicated practitioners, and we have a warm and welcoming community.
Please feel free to drop in for a visit. Before and after classes, there is always someone at hand who can answer your questions. In addition to the beautiful meditation room, you can also check out our bookstore and gift shop, or just spend time in our comfortable lounge.
If you wish to participate in the activities at the center, we recommend that you begin with one of our General Program classes.
Vajradhara Meditation Center is a member of the New Kadampa Tradition (NKT). The NKT is an International Union of Kadampa Buddhist Centers. There are currently over 1,000 centers worldwide. In the area, we have centers in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, and other locations throughout New York and New Jersey. From time to time we gather as a family at the Kadampa Meditation Center, home of our national Temple, for festivals, special courses, and retreats.
If you have any questions, check out our resource pages or feel free to contact us.
How to Get Started
Our weekly classes are a great place to start. A typical class will include teachings, two guided meditations and a question & answer session.
Taught by qualified Western teachers, the meditation classes are very easy to understand and apply to our daily lives. The classes are suitable for both beginners and more advanced meditation practitioners, and emphasize how to meditate and practice in our NY urban environment.
Meditation is a simple yet profound method to improve the quality of our lives and develop inner peace. Through following very simple, practical instructions we can learn to let go of the causes of our pain and dissatisfaction and to gain the inner peace and clarity we seek. We offer a wide range of classes from basic introductions to Buddhist meditation, applying Buddha’s teachings to daily life issues such as anger and improving relationships, to comprehensive study programs of Buddhist view, meditation and action. Everyone is welcome.
White Lotus Society
Address: 815 Park Avenue
Rochester NY 14607
Tradition: Vajrayana, Drikung Kagyu
Affiliation: Drikung Kagyu
E-mail: info@whitelotusdharma.org
Website: http://www.whitelotusdharma.org
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Spiritual Director: H.H. the Drikung Kyabgon Chetsang
Teacher: Frank Howard
Main Contact: Gretchen Howard Email
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White Plains Zen
Address: 82 Prospect Street
White Plains NY 10606
Tradition: Mahayana, White Plum
Affiliation: White Plum Asangha
Phone: 914.403.3623
E-mail: whiteplainszen@gmail.com
Website: http://whiteplainsze.org
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Main Contact: Russ Michel Email (Phone: 9144033623)
Teacher: Robert Kennedy, S.J., Roshi
Spiritual Director: Russ Michel Email (Phone: 9144033623)
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Our Practice:
Zazen: seated meditation involves working with the body, breath, and mind: entering into deep silence and stillness, opening to a fresh awareness. It opens the eye to wisdom and the heart to compassion. Our practice emphasizes the practice of zazen, recognizing it as a way for people to deepen their insight of their true self... To Awaken!
White Plains Zen, a sittting group started in Feburary 2002 is affiliated with Morning Star Zendo in Jersey City NJ. All are part of the White Plum Asanga, in the lineage of Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi Roshi.
Our guiding teacher:
Robert E. Kennedy, S.J. Roshi.
White Plains Zen Sangha is a member of the Zen Peacemaker Order (ZPO) based at the Maezumi Institute in Montague, MA. This is an open and free association of Zen groups, either in the lineage of Bernard Glassman, Roshi , or practicing zen and socially engaged spirituality. The purpose of the cooperative efforts of the affiliating groups is to maintain zen practice, realization and actualization, and to nurture, promote and creatively transform zen traditions. The mission, vision and unifying principles of Zen Peacemakers can be read at www.zenpeacemakers.com or by contacting the ZPS Coordinator, Sally Sonen Kealy at sonen@zenpeacemakers.com
Won Buddhism of Manhattan
Address: 431 East 57th Street New York NY 10022
Tradition: Mahayana, Won Buddhism
Affiliation: Mahayana, Zen, Won
Phone: 212-750-2773
E-mail: info@wonbuddhist.org
Website: http://www.wonbuddhist.org
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Main Contact: Rev. Doyeon Park Email (Phone: 212-750-2773)
Teacher: Ven. Chung Ohun Lee
Spiritual Director: Ven. Chung Ohun Lee
Notes and Events:
Won Buddhism of Manhattan has served, for the last seventeen years, as a spiritual home for New Yorkers. The Manhattan Won Buddhist Temple, which is also the site of the Won Buddhist UN Office, was founded in 1994. It is a place of peace and restoration, and a place to learn and practice Won Buddhism and meditation. Won Buddhists follow Sotaesan\\\'s vision of living the teaching of Buddha with simplicity and commitment in our highly modern and materialistic society.
Won Buddhism embraces Buddha’s teaching and make it relevant and suitable to contemporary society. It aims to use Buddhist teachings and meditation practice for practical and useful purposes so that we can build One World Community and to realize oneness of life based on the Buddhist view of interdependency and the interconnectedness of all.
The temple offers Sunday Dharma service, weekday group meditation, retreats, and study groups. All nationalities, cultures, ages and spiritual backgrounds are welcome to our Temple in the spirit of open community.
Won Buddhism of Manhattan
Address: 431 East 57th Street New York NY 10022
Tradition: Mahayana, Won Buddhism
Affiliation: Mahayana, Zen, Won
Phone: 212-750-2773
E-mail: info@wonbuddhist.org
Website: http://www.wonbuddhist.org
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Main Contact: Rev. Doyeon Park Email (Phone: 212-750-2773)
Spiritual Director: Ven. Chung Ohun Lee
Teacher: Ven. Chung Ohun Lee
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Won Buddhism of Manhattan has served, for the last seventeen years, as a spiritual home for New Yorkers. The Manhattan Won Buddhist Temple, which is also the site of the Won Buddhist UN Office, was founded in 1994. It is a place of peace and restoration, and a place to learn and practice Won Buddhism and meditation. Won Buddhists follow Sotaesan\\\'s vision of living the teaching of Buddha with simplicity and commitment in our highly modern and materialistic society.
Won Buddhism embraces Buddha’s teaching and make it relevant and suitable to contemporary society. It aims to use Buddhist teachings and meditation practice for practical and useful purposes so that we can build One World Community and to realize oneness of life based on the Buddhist view of interdependency and the interconnectedness of all.
The temple offers Sunday Dharma service, weekday group meditation, retreats, and study groups. All nationalities, cultures, ages and spiritual backgrounds are welcome to our Temple in the spirit of open community.
Zen Center of New York City
Address: 500 State Street Brooklyn NY 11217
Tradition: Mahayana
Affiliation: City branch of Zen Mountain Monastery
Phone: (718) 875-8229
E-mail: zcnyc@mro.org
Website: http://zcnyc.mro.org
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Teacher: Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, Sensei
Spiritual Director: Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, Sensei Email (Phone: 718-875-8229)
Main Contact: ZCNYC Staff Email (Phone: 718-875-8229)
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The Zen Center of New York City: Fire Lotus Temple is the city branch of Zen Mountain Monastery, the main house of the Mountains and Rivers Order. Supporting home practitioners in the metropolitan area, ZCNYC offers varied practice opportunities within the Eight Gates training matrix. Newcomers are invited to attend the beginning instruction in zazen that follows the Sunday morning service each week.
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