Here’s what you need to know... if you go on Sunday morning, arrive early to get a spot. They close the doors if the room fills up. Small parking lot and street parking available. You’ll need to remove your shoes as you enter. The meditation room is on the main level. The lower level does not have handicap accessibility. The center takes donations of cash and has a kiosk for credit cards as well. The meditation room was arranged with cushions for floor sitting and chairs along the sides of the room. There is water and tea available and time to fellowship afterwards. There is a children’s program as well so kids are welcome. The bulletin boards and newsletter list many other cool programs including yoga and retreats available. I enjoyed the 10:30 session which included guided mindfulness meditation and reflection from the leader. It was a wonderful way to connect with myself and the present moment. Very welcoming and peaceful.

This is the best dharma center in the US!! Taking me ten years but am finally moving from Seattle to Minneapolis just to be able to be apart of this beautiful community with 'the real deal' teachers and leaders this society desperately needs! No thrills or entertainment, genuine practitioners with big hearts and sincere aspirations! Bravo Mark for diligently cultivating a practice that pulled you into helping point out the bumpy spiritual road. Your teaching style inspired regular hard working people to want more in life than external stuff!

A true oasis in the concrete jungle of Minneapolis. Wide variety of programs for every level of meditator.