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Padmasambhava Buddhist Center of Tennessee
Authentic Vajrayana teachings in a warm Nashville temple.
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Authentic Vajrayana teachings in a warm Nashville temple.
Padmasambhava Buddhist Center of Tennessee is a small, newly built Vajrayana temple in Nashville’s Berry Hill. It offers authentic teachings of the Buddha and Guru Padmasambhava, envisioned by lamas Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche and Khenchen Palden Sherab Rinpoche. The warm, welcoming community gathers in a peaceful shrine room with large statues and offerings, hosting weekly Tibetan rituals and a Sunday Introduction to Buddhism.
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Regular guided meditation and contemplation sessions in a peaceful shrine room.
Authentic Vajrayana rituals and teachings conducted by visiting lamas and dedicated practitioners.
Sunday meetings for newcomers to learn about Buddhism, ask questions, and engage with local students.
Warm and welcoming gatherings to strengthen practice and foster spiritual connections among members.
Open times for personal meditation and reflection in a beautifully arranged space with statues and offerings.
Overall rating
Hunter Armistead
For serious students of Buddhism, this is the real deal. They are fortunate enough to have a luminous international lama, who visits the center, as their teacher and very dedicated practitioners, all set with in a lovely new Tibetan temple.
Janin Otwell
The people of The Padmasambhava Buddhist Center is what makes it so great. Warm and welcoming members make you feel at home from the first visit.
Lina Sierra
I love this small and mighty traditional Vajrayana temple. It was originally envisioned by Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche and Khenchen Palden Sherab Rinpoche. It is located in a beautiful neighborhood in Berry Hill, Nashville. It is a great place to strengthen and maintain one’s practice.
Starry Deer Crocodile
Beautiful little temple, newly constructed, realized by the first Vajrayana mandala in Tennessee. A portal for the authentic teachings of the Buddha and Guru Padmasambhava.
Bonnie Holsinger
This tiny house in the middle of Berry Hill in Nashville is amazingly quiet and peaceful inside. The beautiful shrine room invites you to sit and let your cares dissolve as you contemplate the large statues, pictures and offerings arranged just for that purpose. There are several meetings throughout the week when you can experience the Tibetan rituals taught by the visiting lamas, and a Sunday Introduction to Buddhism discussion meeting led by local students, who are happy to answer any questions.
