The San Francisco Buddhist Center is located in a beautiful yellow building right in the heart of the mission district between 21st and 22nd. You can learn about Buddhism, meditation, and mindfulness here. There are two types of meditation practices offered: samatha and vipassana. Whatever stage you are at in your journey you are welcome in the center.
The centre is easy to find, right in the heart of the mission district between 21st and 22nd and between Valencia and Mission. It's a 3 floor yellow house with a large red door, between the back of New Mission Theater and Santora Sales. The San Francisco Buddhist Center is just 2 blocks from 24th Street Bart Station and close to several bus stops. They highly recommend taking public transport, walking, or biking, as parking can be hard at night. There's a place to park your bike (or your car) in the parking lot opposite them, the entrance is on 21st. There is also wheel chair accessibility. There is also another building that is called Dharmadhara, which is their meditaion center. It is located in the remote mountains of Lake County Ca. The community has been cultivating this space as a refuge of beauty and contemplation for the last nine years and was completed in 2019.
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Alexandra Benacquistais a yoga teacher and writer focusing on philosophy and religious studies. Though he currently call Victoria home, Derek grew up in the Toronto Area and also spent some time living in a religious commune in Switzerland. Alexandra is fascinated by peoples' diverse and idiosyncratic relationships with the transcendent, and is always eager to explore the sacred practices and places that serve as bridges to fullness.
The San Francisco Buddhist Center is located in a beautiful yellow building right in the heart of the mission district between 21st and 22nd. You can learn about Buddhism, meditation, and mindfulness here. There are two types of meditation practices offered: samatha and vipassana. Whatever stage you are at in your journey you are welcome in the center.