Berkeley Buddhist Priory

Albany, Estados Unidos

4.5

2 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 510-528-2139
Sitio web:
www.BerkeleyBuddhistPriory.org
Dirección:
1358 Marin Ave, Albany, CA, 94706
entre Ramona Ave y Carmel Ave
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
300 mSolano & Santa Fe
350 mSolano & Curtis
460 mSolano & Peralta
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Horario local (Albany) 15:20 jueves, 6 de noviembre de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre Berkeley Buddhist Priory

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Tu valoración: 5
Tekoa, WA
Small, low key temple. All in English except for a few chants that are not readily translated. In the Soto Zen tradition but culturally American. The atmosphere is simple and un-​pressured. Friendly meditation instruction and accessible Dharma talks in plain English, often using sources from other traditions and paths in order to make some points more accessible. Have been coming here for years, except for the last ten when I was out of area, and have always found it a source of learning and inspiration.
Tu valoración: 4
Martinez, CA
Very low key place, very pleasant. The last time I was here, Rev. Kinrei (sp?) was the abbot. Very nice, western Buddhist organization with loads of material available for study. I believe it is part of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives with their main temple in at Mount Shasta.