Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center

Embrace Mindfulness and Peace

Explore the Peaceful Path of Meditation

"All that we are is the result of what we have thought"
- Lord Buddha

The Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center is a non-profit organization where all are invited to practice the Universal Truths of Sakyamuni Buddha's Teachings.

Introduction to Buddha's Core Teachings

We completed this course last month, and a few excerpts of the recording of those four classes are available for the public on YouTube.

Thursday Evening Meditation

We resumed our regular meditation sessions from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM on every Thursday, at AIBMC Meditation Center, 432 South Temple Street, Mesa, AZ 85204. You may RSVP here or walk in and join us on any Thursday.

Dhamma Discussion in English

Every Thursday from 8:00 PM to 8:30 PM (Click here for more info and RSVP)

Dhamma Discussion in Sinhala

Please check the upcoming events

Dhamma Sermon in Sinhala

First Wednesday of every month (Please check upcoming events)

Dhamma School for Children

Every Sunday from 10:00 AM to 12.:30 pm via Zoom

Every end of the month Sunday dhamma school for children in the Center 10:00 Am to 12.30 PM (Contact the temple for more info)

Feel free to contact us: 480-626-4153

info@meditationforyou.org

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Our Mission

The mission of the Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center is to teach the practical benefits of Buddhist meditation and the Dhamma. The Center is non-sectarian and open to people of all races, nationalities, ethnicities, and religions.

We offer instructional programs in meditation through regularly scheduled meditation, Dhamma talks, and special programs presented by visiting Buddhist monks whose experience and knowledge will help practitioners enrich their practice immensely. The Center can provide accommodation and a proper environment for mental relaxation and our library of Buddhist books will be available for the use of all practitioners.

Meditation, or Bhavana in the Buddha's language of Pali, means mental culture or development aimed at cleansing the mind of impurities and disturbances and cultivating the habits of concentration and mindfulness which leads eventually to the attainment of the highest wisdom through the realization of the Universal Truths of Sakyamuni Buddha's Teachings.

As the Center develops we also intend to add yoga studies as an additional tool for stress reduction.

Testimonies

Four months ago, I was drawn to researching mindful meditation and started learning more about Buddha's Principles. I came across the Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center and decided to try their meditation class. I did not know what to expect with my first visit, but I realized afterward that I could sink into a deep meditative state with their guided meditation.

I was told years ago that the essence of wellness is ego deflation at depth. Einstein says I will not solve any problem with the same level of consciousness that created it. NT and this meditation retreat helped me, I think, in my journey to hopefully realize at least a measure of each condition at some point.