Akshobya Kadampa Buddhist Centre
About
Akshobya Kadampa Buddhist Centre is a serene sanctuary in Calgary, dedicated to teaching meditation and mindfulness rooted in Kadampa Buddhism. Open to all, the centre offers guided sessions and workshops designed to cultivate inner peace and clarity amidst daily life's chaos.
Our Story
Nestled along Kensington Road NW in Calgary, the Akshobya Kadampa Buddhist Centre invites individuals from all walks of life to explore the transformative power of meditation. With a focus on practical applications of Buddhist teachings, the centre creates a welcoming environment for both beginners and seasoned practitioners. Through various classes, retreats, and community events, participants learn to navigate life's challenges with compassion and wisdom.
Services & pricing
Weekly Drop-in Classes
Focus on applying Buddha's teachings to solve daily problems and find lasting happiness.
- $15 per class / $36 for the series of three
How to Solve Our Human Problems
Monthly class series exploring the Four Noble Truths.
- $15 per class / $36 for the series of three
How to Deal with Anger & Frustration Part 2
Class fee for meditation and teaching on managing anger.
- $15
Specialties
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Find Us
Calgary
2120 Kensington Rd NW
Calgary, AB T2N 3R7
Parking
Free street parking available on Kensington Road.
Transit
Close to the Kensington bus stop, with frequent services.
Walk-in Policy
Walk-ins accepted for group sessions.
Contact Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1:What types of meditation classes do you offer?
We offer a variety of meditation classes including weekly drop-in classes, foundation programs, and specialized teacher training programs, catering to all levels from beginners to advanced practitioners.
Q2:Do I need to bring any special equipment for meditation?
No special equipment is required, but you may want to bring a yoga mat or cushion for comfort. We also provide seating arrangements for your convenience.
Q3:Can I participate in retreats if I'm a beginner?
Absolutely! Our retreats are designed for participants of all experience levels, including beginners. We provide guidance and support throughout the experience.
Q4:What is the difference between the Foundation Program and Teacher Training Program?
The Foundation Program is designed to deepen your understanding of meditation and mindfulness practices, while the Teacher Training Program prepares you to teach these practices to others.
Q5:How can I get involved with Akshobya Kadampa Buddhist Centre?
You can get involved by participating in our classes and retreats, volunteering, or making a donation to support our community and activities.
Additional Information
Languages Spoken
Payment Methods
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible parking
Parking
Free street parking available on Kensington Road.
Transit Access
Close to the Kensington bus stop, with frequent services.
Walk-in Policy
Walk-ins accepted for group sessions.