Meditate With Us

Discover how meditation and community can help you on your journey.

Everyone Welcome

Welcome…

Learn practical skills for a calmer, happier life.

Atisha Kadampa Buddhist Center is located in the Fox Point neighborhood of Providence. We offer meditation and modern Buddhism for all levels of experience.

You’ll feel welcome at any weekly class, retreat, or special event. We’re here as a place of refuge and to support you on your path.

Meditation. No experience needed. EveryONE Welcome.

Featured Classes

 

Whether you’re new to meditation or looking to improve your practice, our weekly meditation classes are suitable for all levels of experience. Join us for teaching, guided meditation, discussion, and Q&A.

Featured Events

Center Cleaning (Lunch Provided)

February 1st, 2026
12:15PM – 2:00PM
(Immediately after our Sunday morning class.)

This is a fun afternoon where we all come together, enjoy a free lunch and help clean and maintain our beautiful Center. We will have work to do for people of all skills and abilities. Please RSVP by registering for this event so that we are sure to order enough food. Everyone is welcome! 

Come Together—Special Community Gathering

Love Without Pain

With Resident Teacher Anika Track
(followed by optional dessert)

February 14th, 2026
6PM – 7PM

Love does not have to be painful. Often it can seem that the very people we are trying to love are the ones standing in the way of our happiness! Those we love can test us, try our patience and fail to meet our wishes and expectations. How are we to maintain our love for others amidst the everyday challenges that pop up in all of our relationships?

February 16th, 2026 | 6:30PM – 8:30PM | 2 Sessions

Monday Mini-Retreat
Refuge: Finding Lasting Protection

By going for refuge in Buddha, Dharma and Sangha, we enter Buddhism and start to establish a sanctuary of refuge from suffering in our heart. Through this regular practice, we gradually become permanently protected from suffering by establishing irreversible Dharma realizations of wisdom and compassion in our mind.

Going for refuge is one of the four great preliminary guide retreats in which we gain precious experience of this practice, building the faith and confidence we need to conquer our ordinary fears and delusions and make swift progress on the path to enlightenment.