Cambridge Zen Center

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199 Auburn St

Cambridge, MA 02139

+1 (617) 576-3229

http://www.cambridgezen.org

Cambridge Zen Center is a serene establishment in Cambridge, MA that offers a space for individuals to engage in Zen meditation and practice mindfulness.

With a focus on spiritual growth and self-discovery, the center provides a supportive environment for those seeking inner peace and tranquility.

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4.54 reviews

Kristin M.

8/14/2024

This zen center offers free daily meditation and interviews with amazing teachers. Highly recommend!

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Mick S.

12/27/2010

The Cambridge zen center is an amazing place, for many months I woke up at 4:30 am so I could take the hour long ride from dorchester to sit meditation for 30 minutes. They have weekend...

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C F.

2/7/2008

They offer a weekly introduction to Zen Meditation, daily practice sessions, dharma talks, kong-an interviews, retreats, and a resident training program. I've only been to the introduction class,...

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Jason C.

1/29/2010

Like most Zen centers I've experienced, CZC is a good place to be, and I am grateful to have found it. This is Korean Zen, the so-called "Kwan Um" school; which means (among other things) that...

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