Welcome to Shambhala. You've found a place to rest your mind and make friends with being human. The Berkeley Shambhala Center is meeting online for programs and in-person for some recurring practice sessions, and we also feature programs. Please always check our website for current information and offerings: berkeley.shambhala.org The Berkeley Shambhala Meditation Center is part of an international community of urban meditation and rural retreat centers founded by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Located at 2288 Fulton Street, Berkeley is one of the oldest Shambhala centers in the mandala. For over thirty years we have offered the ground of Shambhala Dharma to the Bay Area. Practice and study go hand in hand. We hope that our Center is useful in both deepening your practice and your understanding of the path.
Website: berkeley.shambhala.org
Phone: (510) 841-3242
Cross Streets: Between Bancroft Way and Kittredge St/Oxford St
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2288 Fulton St Berkeley, CA 94704 ·2335.41 mi
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yelpWhen my wife and I moved to the east bay two years ago from Colorado, we quickly learned we would need something to keep us grounded here. California was a whole different animal from what we were...
MoreA warm, welcoming, and inclusive community, ever-evolving while offering refreshing teachings and opportunities to reflectively cultivate engaged practice as applied to daily life. An oasis.
MoreIn 2007 I had the good fortune to attend a Qigong workship at the Berkeley Shambhala Center led by Eva Wong. I was somewhat apprehensive about the physical demands of such a practice since I was...
MoreThe Berkeley Shambhala Center Streetspace, on Bancroft near Fulton/Oxford, has a meditation instruction class on Wednesday evenings beginning at 7 pm. It is a great place for beginners, very...
MoreMy experience with the Shambhala Center has been through their Practice Night meditation on Wednesdays. I'd tried meditation once before as a stressed out grad student in LA. I remember being...
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