Meditation Classes in Hoboken New Jersey

Classes Every Thursday

with Miri Renner
7:30pm - 9:00pm
($12 per class)

The Compassionate Warrior- Meditations and Practices of a Bodhisattva

A Bodhisattva is a compassionate warrior, willing to do battle with his or her own negativity in order to be more effective in helping others. The meditations and teachings on the main practices of a Bodhisattva provide us with inspiring and practical guidelines for the most joyful and meaningful life. (Classes can be taken individually or as a series. No pre-registration required)


July 10                 Wisdom: The Power of a Sharp Mind
July 17                 TBA
July 24                 No class - UK Summer Festival
July 31                 No class - UK Summer Festival
Aug 7                   No class - UK Summer Festival

Classes are held every week unless otherwise stated, titles TBA.

Talks and guided meditations suitable for everyone. The emphasis is on integrating Buddha's teachings into our lives. Beginners are welcome. Classes can be taken individually or as a series. No pre-registration required.

Location
Hudson Healing Arts
51 Newark Street, #403 (right beside Starbucks)
corner of Newark street and Hudson street, Hoboken, New Jersey

Directions
Conveniently located just 2 blocks from the Hoboken station for the PATH
train, New Jersey Transit, and the World Trade ferry service.

Contact
Call (212)924-6706 for more information.

Miri Renner teaches the Hoboken branch classes on Thursday nights. Originally from Germany Miri first studied Dharma at the NKT Center in London before moving to New York in Summer 2007. She is the coordinator of the Teacher Training Program and is appreciated by all for her warmth and kindness.

Buddhist Meditation Classes in Hoboken

Based in the traditions of Kadampa Buddhism, each class is structured to include a teaching, two meditations, a group discussion, and a questions and answers session.

No special clothing is required, and pre-registration is not necessary. This class is a branch of Chakrasambara Buddhist Center in New York.