Zen Center Village Zendo - New York, NY

Zen Center Village Zendo to instytucja religijna, która prezentuje się jako firma należąca do kobiety. Znajduje się ono w Nowym Jorku, przy adresie: 260 W Broadway, 1G, St Johns Ln, New York, NY 10013. Jednakże, ze względu na błąd w Street View, wejście do centrum znajduje się nieco dalej.

Zen Center Village Zendo to również świątynia buddyjska, która oferuje swoim wiernym i odwiedzającym miejsca medytacji oraz szereg innych aktywności związanych z buddyzmem. Specjalnością tego miejsca jest kultywowanie ducha spokoju i harmoni, co jest charakterystyczne dla buddyzmu zen.

Centrum to również miejsce przyjazne dla różnorodności, co oznacza, że jest dostępne dla osób na wózkach, posiada toaletę unisex oraz jest miejscem przyjaznym dla osób transpłciowych i LGBTQ+. Średnia ocena centrum na Google My Business wynosi 4.9/5, co świadczy o wysokim poziomie usług oferowanych przez to miejsce.

Jeśli szukasz miejsca, w którym możesz znaleźć spokój i harmoniję, Village Zendo jest idealnym miejscem dla Ciebie. Zalecamy zapoznanie się z ich stroną internetową: villagezendo.org i skorzystanie z oferowanych tam usług. Centrum oferuje również możliwość kontaktu drogą elektroniczną, co ułatwi planowanie wizyty w tym miejscu.

Zen Center Village Zendo to instytucja religijna, która prezentuje się jako firma należąca do kobiety, oferująca miejsca medytacji i szereg innych aktywności związanych z buddyzmem. Centrum jest dostępne dla osób na wózkach, posiada toaletę unisex oraz jest miejscem przyjaznym dla osób transpłciowych i LGBTQ+. Średnia ocena centrum na Google My Business wynosi 4.9/5, co świadczy o wysokim poziomie usług oferowanych przez to miejsce. Zalecamy zapoznanie się z ich stroną internetową i skorzystanie z oferowanych tam usług.

Recenzje dla Zen Center Village Zendo

Angela H

5/5

Their Sunday service is really good! It starts promptly at 9:30am every Sunday, be sure to arrive a few minutes early. To find the entrance, look down the alleyway street for a black sign that says “Village Zendo” hanging out from the building, and then press the buzzer to be let in through the door.

ahdumbs

5/5

I attended my first Buddhist Sunday service here today and it was lovely. I will undoubtedly be returning the following week, as both teachers & students alike were welcoming, helpful (as I am new to the customers of the zen tradition, they showed me proper forms and etiquette, while being patient enough when I did forget something). Following a brief introductory service, we did a 30 min zazen, (sitting meditation in the zen style) followed by a kishin (walking meditation) for about 10 minutes, then back to another 30 min zazen, and closing with a final kishin. As a newcomer, I was offered to see a teacher for a private interview in which I was able to ask any question about the zendo or Buddhism at large—truly, it was everything I had hoped for in looking for a sangha. There were also people of multiple ages and levels of practice so don’t feel nervous, just come on in on a Sunday morning. That’s what I did, and it was lovely. Thank you all again for your hospitality! ?

Chad DeChant

5/5

The Village Zendo is a wonderful, warm, welcoming place. I was a little hesitant to get involved in an organized religious community but felt very at home at the Zendo from the first time I went. It has many teachers so there isn't a 'cult of personality' around one figure. The two most senior teachers are women (who are married to each other), which some people might find helps foster a safe and welcoming atmosphere. There are many ways to practice at the Village Zendo, from simply coming and sitting quietly in zazen (sitting meditation), to listening to talks, having interviews with teachers, and participating in traditional Zen services. Some other places are more strict about the way they do things while others are more loose and basically devoid of traditional elements. I've found the Village Zendo to have just the right balance: traditional elements are honored and maintained but in an open, relaxed way.

Rodney Alan Greenblat

5/5

Profound authentic Zen practice in a welcoming environment. Great experienced teachers and senior students. Beautiful quiet meditation daily. On Sunday's and Thursday evening there are interesting contemporary Dharma talks. Beginning instruction is every Monday evening. The are cool events, workshops and activities that support a lively community.

A TRUTH PRODUCTION

4/5

I went here as part of a Seminary class trip. The Zen Center is very peaceful, clean and if it's your first time visiting you will feel welcomed. There is an area to hang up your coat and a place to place your shoes because you will need to take them off. The Zen Center is within a building so don't look for a sign saying the center is there just follow the number address.

Jennifer Armstrong

5/5

The Village Zendo has made a profound difference in my life and the lives of many others. It is a welcoming group that balances serious practice with great joy and fun. Come to learn to meditate, stay to change your life.

diana lakis

5/5

There are many places to drop in to go meditate. The Village Zendo is a community that practices Soto Zen. That practice then permeates our daily lives with one another and the world. We do not take ourselves too seriously but as a serious practice, it has a real impact personally which allows for whatever your expression of living is. The main practice is sitting meditation. Zazen. There are many other points of practice that include liturgy and activism. To learn more visit our Facebook page and website.

Hugh McGinness

5/5

I have attended many events at the Village Zendo, traveling from MA and more recently ME. I only wish I lived closer so I could attend more frequently. While I do go to Buddhist centers that are closer and have had wonderful experiences, I still travel the distance whenever possible because the experience there is unlike anything I have found elsewhere.