Buddhist Dharma Center of Cincinnati
Whether you are just beginning to explore Buddhism, meditation or have been practicing for years, you are welcome to join us in a quiet sitting, discussion, reading, or exploring the Dharma together. Little by little, so much can be discovered and resolved.
Openness and inclusivity are at the heart of Dharma teachings and practice; the center is committed to kindness and respect for others, regardless of race, religion, cultural expressions, gender, gender identity, age or abilities. All are welcome!
BDCC SANGHA SURVEY
Help Shape the Future of the Dharma Center
Rising expenses and changes in our neighborhood have prompted the Board and Exploratory Committee to consider future possibilities for the Dharma Center. We invite every member of the sangha to share their thoughts and priorities in this brief survey.
|
Why Your Input Matters Your response will help inform planning for the future of the Dharma Center. We welcome perspectives from all friends of the sangha, whether you are currently participating (in person or online) or have in the past and still feel connected. The Dharma Center belongs to the community of practitioners! |
Please participate! Click here SURVEY to go to the survey. There are also paper forms at the center. Please submit by June 25.
Help Shape the Future of the Dharma Center
Click here SURVEY to go to a brief survey. Please submit by June 25.
The Offerings
The Buddhist Dharma Center of Cincinnati provides an open and supportive environment for practicing meditation and studying the Dharma. Our purpose is to cultivate a path which leads to awakening through the following:
Developing a community-based center
directed and financially supported by its members (anyone who shows up and takes part!)
Maintaining a weekly schedule
of a variety of session formats to meet the needs of everyone from newcomers to long-time practitioners
Providing instruction
from experienced sangha members in in basic Buddhist teachings and simple sitting and walking meditation practices common to all Buddhist traditions
Sharing a compassionate approach
to life with the larger community and striving to embody ethical living as presented in the precepts
Creating opportunities
to deepen one's practice through Dharma study, periodic extended meditation sessions, open discussions, and Dharma talks by local teachers and sangha members
Supporting members' needs and interests
by the formation of small group explorations around a topic, book discussions, or other common interests
Event Schedules
7pm - 8:30pm
In person
Evening Meditation Instruction & Discussion Session
Zoom Information for all BDCC Programs
CONNECT WITH US
Stay up to date on news, upcoming events, and retreats. Thank you for supporting and being a part of Buddhist Dharma Center of Cincinnati.
15 Moline Ct., off Hamilton Ave. North. Click the map for detailed directions
