New Sunday Morning Series

11:30a-1p

Finding the Hero Within

In this series we will look at what it means to become a Bodhisattva, one who is striving to fulfill their full spiritual potential in order to free others from suffering. If each of us takes responsibility for finding the hero within us and engages in the actions of a Bodhisattva, we can bring enormous benefit and transformation to our world.  Everyone is welcome and invited to join us. $15 per class, $40 for Series Card (Free for Members of the Center ~ Please bring your card)

Jan 4, 11, 18, 25

Universal Compassion Retreat

Mon, Jan 12th - Sat, Jan 17th

Open to Everyone

Everyone is welcome - you may come to just one or as many sessions as you'd like. For more information please call 631-692-9594 or email info@dipamkara.org.

Session times:

Mon-Wed, Jan 12th-14th 9-10:15a, 11a-12:15p, 1:45-3p

Thurs, Jan 15th 9-10:15a, 11a-12:15p, 1:45-3p, 7-8p

Fri, Jan 16th 9-10:15a, 11a-12:15p, 1:45-3p

Sat, Jan 17th 9-10:15a, 11a-12:15p, 1:45-3p, 3:30-4:30p

Dharma for Children Begins Sunday, Feb 1st!

"Generous Heart"

Sundays in February, 11:30a-1p

Even children experience stressful lives. They are bombarded with pressures from school, television, video games and peers. Meditation classes give children the means to deal with the stresses of life and develop peaceful states of mind.  Our series for February, Generous Heart, will help children explore the many different ways to practice giving so that they can develop the powerful and generous heart of a Bodhisattva. Children's classes are presented in a lively, creative and interactive way and are suitable for children 5-12 years of age.  (Dharma for Children will be an ongoing program every Sunday morning throughout the year.)

Feb 1, 8, 15, 22

Please feel welcomed to email us at info@Dipamkara.org if you are interested or would like to know more about this program

Holly is a much admired teacher and is known for her clarity and skill in presenting the teachings and for her loving and joyful manner. She shows by example how we can integrate the practice of Buddha’s teachings into our modern daily lives.

 
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Meditation & Buddhism
on Long Island, New York

Buddhism was founded by Buddha Shakyamuni who lived and taught in India some two and a half thousand years ago. He taught methods for gradually overcoming our negative minds such as anger, attachment and confusion, which lead to suffering, and for developing our positive minds such as love, compassion and wisdom, which lead to inner peace and happiness.

The meditation practices that we teach are actual methods to control our mind and to develop a deep and lasting peace from within. Through training in meditation, we shall experience a calm, spacious feeling in the mind, difficult situations will become easier to deal with, and our relationships will gradually improve.

Dipamkara Meditation Center on Long Island, New York holds weekly meditation classes, weekend courses and meditation retreats for all levels.

Weekly Meditation Classes
on Long Island

Offering the Path of
Wisdom & Compassion

In these difficult and uncertain times people in the United States and throughout the world are increasingly turning to Buddha’s teachings for inspiration, protection and guidance in their efforts to live a spiritually fulfilling life.  By studying these teachings and training in meditation, we can improve our human nature, good qualities and the capacity of our mind. Dipamkara Meditation Center on Long Island holds weekly meditation classes, weekend courses and meditation retreats. Everyone is welcome!


Meditation helps you:

	Make your life meaningful.
	Transform the difficulties of modern living into the spiritual path.
	Learn how to find happiness from inside your own heart.
	Improve your relationships with others and the world.

Dipamkara Meditation Center

Dipamkara Meditation Center, Huntington NY