Atlanta Shambhala Center - Decatur, Georgia

Il Atlanta Shambhala Center è un centro di meditazione, tempio buddista, chiesa, centro culturale e organizzazione non profit situato all'indirizzo 1447 Church St, Decatur, GA 30030. Il centro si trova in una posizione comoda e facilmente accessibile, con un parcheggio gratuito in loco.

Il centro è LGBTQ+ friendly e offre un luogo sicuro per le persone transgender. Il centro è accessibile in sedia a rotelle, con un ingresso, un bagno e un parcheggio accessibili. Il centro offre anche servizi in loco e corsi online per soddisfare le esigenze di tutti i suoi visitatori.

Il Atlanta Shambhala Center ha una media di 4.8/5 su 80 recensioni su Google My Business, il che testimonia la sua eccellente qualità di servizio e l'apprezzamento dei suoi visitatori. Il centro offre una varietà di opportunità per la meditazione e la crescita personale, con un ambiente caldo e accogliente.

Il centro offre anche una toilette in loco per il comfort dei suoi visitatori. Il centro è consigliato per chiunque sia interessato alla meditazione, alla crescita personale o alla cultura buddista.

Il Atlanta Shambhala Center ha un sito web atlanta.shambhala.org dove è possibile trovare maggiori informazioni sui corsi, gli eventi e le opportunità offerte dal centro. Si consiglia di visitare il sito web per saperne di più e per entrare in contatto con il centro.

Recensioni di Atlanta Shambhala Center

Summer Williams

5/5

Beautiful place. Wonderful location for doing good thinking. Start by checking out the landscaping. By the time you see the floors you will want to look away.
But it is place to meditate, do you are able to do so if you wish.

steven henderson

5/5

Beautiful place with equally as beautiful people.

Mitchell Grasser

5/5

My girlfriend always has the best time here!

Ashley Gillespie

5/5

My wife and I truly enjoy ourselves. We went to the Open House on Tuesday. Unfortunately, we arrived a few minutes late but we immediately took our places and indulged with the group. After, the section we proceeded with an open discussion. We truly enjoyed the atmosphere, instructor, the location, and our 1st time experience there. We are looking forward to continuing our experience there.

T Wera

5/5

I took the level 1 meditation class and it was a wonderful experience. The people there are very nice and friendly. Nobody cares who you are or what you do. Everybody is treated equally with respect.
There is open meditation for anybody on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings where anybody can sit on a cushion and meditate. I highly recommend this place for anybody how would like to be a better self of you.

Mark Zabilla

4/5

This is a beautiful place to meditate. Am I confused though? From what I gather on their website, they have racially segregated meditation groups? Am I having inverted flashbacks from the Jim Crow Era?

Apriel JessupSearcy

5/5

A place I call home. The community of meditators, practitioners, and teachers are warm, loving, and open to ALL. I started taking classes in 2010 and over time just kept coming as there was something I could not place my finger. I kept getting the nudge to keep going. So here 8 years later I am fully involved and supportive of this community as it as given so much to me personally which I know impacts my every interaction. Whether you want to learn to meditate or are a long time meditator this is a warm, accepting, and loving SAFE PLACE that allows you to work with your mind and be with others who are also taking their seats.

Tommy Housworth

5/5

I have been a member of the Center since 2012, and I can honestly say that the opportunity to meditate here, along with the classes, talks, and fellowship offered, have changed my life for the better. I think it's important to note that while the Center is a home for Buddhist teachings and practice, there's no expectation that one be or become Buddhist to practice here. Come and sit, and incorporate whatever you gain from your meditation experience into your own spiritual path. Lots of great programs and groups too, for People of Color, LGBTQ, millennials, folks in recovery, and more. I'm grateful to call the Shambhala Center my spiritual home.