Meditation Centers

Rigpa New York City offers drop-in, evening, and day-long classes that teach you the techniques and benefits of meditation. You’ll gain practical information that will allow you to relieve stress, improve your health, and enjoy all the gifts New York City has to offer.

The Zen Center offers a refuge of quiet and stability within which to find one’s still point, so that one may more fully and freely offer oneself to the world. Many practitioners in the New York City area find deep nourishment for their spiritual journey by attending retreats at the Monastery and participating in activities at the Temple.

The rotating schedule of teachers at this nonsectarian Tibetan cultural center introduces novices to a wide range of practices and applies to solitary and social practitioners alike. Tibet House US aims to promote and preserve Tibetan culture by serving as both a cultural center in New York City and an online global resource for those interested in Tibetan civilization.

The Zen Center offers daily practice which includes chanting, bowing, and sitting meditation, an extended sitting practice on Wednesday nights, monthly talks on Zen, and a regular Sunday evening Introduction to Zen Program. The Center also offers frequent retreats, workshops and one-day sitting intensives.

The International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centers is a nonprofit organization founded by Swami Vishnu-devananda to spread the teachings of Vedanta worldwide.

Experience yoga of variety of styles and many levels.  As a community-based Brooklyn yoga studio, Mala is proud to support a teaching team where each teacher brings their unique voice and extensive experience to their classes.

Village Zendo, Dotoku-ji, True Expression Temple, is a community of people who come together to practice in the Soto Zen tradition. We do

The Three Jewels Community Center is located in a renovated loft space in the Union Square area of New York City. Three Jewels functions as a meditation, Heart Yoga, Dharma, and Outreach Center for the community. Dharma Classes are always free, as are our Outreach activities, which focuson overcoming the stress of inner-city.

Zen Buddhist practice in the Rinzai tradition with Tokuju Genshu Chris Ro, Osho.
The Zen practiced at the Williamsburg Zen Center is inspired by the teaching of Denkyo Kyozan Joshu Sasaki, Roshi. Roshi comes from the Myoshin-ji school of Rinzai Zen in Japan.