Lotos Vihara e.V.

One of the best places for Buddhism and Meditation courses in Berlin! They have several different meditation styles covered like metta, vipassana. The while area is so inspiring, the people are very nice and everything is Dana based.

It's funny that you can rate a meditation center with stars. Should be hearts and there are a lot of them here. To know if it's for you you'll want to come and see (with an open heart) for yourself. ;-) The language of the teachings here is German. In either German or English, for some background on the lineage, check out the amazing life story and books of Ayya Khema, a Buddhist teacher born in Berlin (in a Jewish-German family) whose path then led around the world.

One of the most beautiful places in town. A little information for the nice woman with the white shepherd dog. They are welcome to contact me, I will finance the next mindfulness seminar, there is still a great need.

Wonderful place to relax, the garden heart shaped pond with water lilies.. Meditation are guided, good topics for mental, physiological e health. If you want to relax, you should also enjoy the café or go to the stupa in the inner courtyard.

An oasis of calm in the middle of the high-rise settlements. Nice café, with nice tenants & very tasty, prepared food. Interior comfortably furnished. Large, bright, well-kept meditation (dream) rooms, where everyone is invited, d. to find inner self. dr Reuter offers meditation at specific times. The garden has a small heart-shaped pond where a couple of ducks have taken up residence. Peace, inner contemplation can be found there.

Nice ambience and in the middle of the city. Nice to meditate. The small garden in the yard is very inviting. Overall nice to relax and unwind. The cafe next door has great teas. Just go and refuel.

The furnishings are appropriate throughout and exude the desired charm. All amenities are available during meditation, such as cushions, benches, etc. The tranquility and peace one finds when visiting places like this is haunting, but not intrusive. Clear recommendation if you want to let your soul dangle in Berlin.

Buddhist center where lectures and guided meditations take place regularly. Somewhat hidden in a residential area not far from Alexanderplatz - is like an oasis of calm in the middle of the city. The rooms are very well equipped, participation in the events is on a donation basis.

Ambiance and atmosphere are wonderful. The course offerings are good, but the lines are so-so. The "recommended" donations (or expected course fees) contradict the teachings of Buddhism, according to which the donation principle ensures that Buddha's teachings are freely accessible to everyone, regardless of whether they can give something in return or not. To suggest a bad conscience to someone who wants to learn meditation and participates, for example, but cannot afford 10 € for a session, is certainly not in the spirit of the Buddha.

A wonderful oasis for anyone who wants to dive into the big city jungle for a moment - be it in a café, for meditation or to enjoy the beautiful garden. I attended three wonderful lectures - a great enrichment. A must for anyone interested in Buddhism. Thank you for this island!!

The time in this place has often moved me greatly. I haven't felt lonelier anywhere, but it goes on. WHERE IS THE MENTAL COMPANION TODAY AT THIS TIME WHERE DOES THE CONVERSATION TAKE PLACE??? And at eye level, I've never felt that way here before. Please excuse my restrictiveness but I just want to talk about opportunities in this crisis, but NO ONE is here

Only the self-appointed autocratic ruling so-called leader, who rises to the enlightened would have to go. Lectures about partnership relationships, compassion, etc. that he himself cannot live. Makes people dependent like in a "cult" A pity