No matter who you are or what your background, the Advaita Meditation Center welcomes you. All you need is an inquisitive spirit, an interest in self-discovery or meditation, and a willingness to take the spiritual journey. Regular participation at the Advaita Meditation Center can be one of the most satisfying experiences you will find anywhere.
Involvement on Your Terms
People come to us with a variety of goals in mind: learning about meditation and related practices, exploring the deeper meaning of life, finding peace of mind, discussing issues of spirituality. What you will find at our Center is a supportive community that appreciates your interest and is open to your participation.
Through our courses, workshops, retreats and other activities, you can share in stimulating group study and meaningful discussions in a caring environment. Together, we draw on ancient and modern wisdom for practical approaches to existential questions and everyday challenges - and share what we find in experience. That, after all, is at the heart of the Advaita tradition.
Our activities are led by dedicated teachers and group leaders with years of experience in practicing and teaching meditation and Advaita. These individuals have worked extensively with their own spiritual guides and volunteer their time at the Center to help others pursue spiritual and related goals.
You may get as involved in our community as you like, whether that means taking the occasional course or becoming a regular at our meditation retreats. It's all up to you. If you choose to make a significant commitment, though, we can promise this: You will form deep, long-lasting friendships with like-minded people and uncover new ways to lead a more meaningful life.
Volunteering
As a non-profit organization, the Advaita Meditation Center depends on the benevolence of its members in order to thrive. In fact, we are entirely volunteer-run. Ongoing participants are invited to contribute some service in support of the Center and its activities. These service opportunities are tailored as much as practical to each person's interests and circumstances, are entirely voluntary, and offer you a thoroughly supportive environment in which to try some of the practices learned in your classes.
Questions
We expect you might have questions about our community. If so, please reach out to us. We are available at 781-647-0020 or info@advaitameditation.org.
For more information on meditation at the Advaita Meditation Center, please contact us at 781-647-0020 or info@advaitameditation.org.
