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Pittsburgh Buddhist Center
Pittsburgh Buddhist Center: A welcoming hub for meditation, ceremony, and interfaith community.
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Pittsburgh Buddhist Center: A welcoming hub for meditation, ceremony, and interfaith community.
Located in Allison Park, Pittsburgh Buddhist Center is a welcoming place of worship and meditation with resident monks. Reviews describe authentic, compassionate practitioners who welcome people of all religions. The center hosts traditional Sri Lankan ceremonies, a monthly program described as a 'mini United Nations,' and events like a Sri Lankan Food Festival. Guided loving-kindness meditation is led by a well-trained monk.
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Regular meditation classes focusing on loving-kindness and relaxation, led by experienced monks for all skill levels.
Traditional ceremonies and worship practices, including celebrations for Sri Lankan New Year and Poya days.
Personalized advice and support from resident monks, welcoming people of all religions and backgrounds.
Annual events like the Sri Lankan Food Festival and monthly programs that promote community and cultural exchange.
Teachings and discussions on Buddhism, meditation techniques, and religious studies for personal growth.
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Overall rating
Kelly Haywiser
I enjoyed a lovely evening at the Pittsburgh Biddhist center and annual Sri Lankan Food Festival.
Roz Sica
I so enjoyed seeing Bhante Punna tonight after such a long time. I just love his meditations especially ( Relax)!!!!! I hope he will stay in Pittsburg for awhile🙏❤️ 6/28/23
Adrion Ren Druhan
Was introduced to the monks living here by The Owner of Todays Market in Oakmont and the residential monks are some of the most Authentic and most truly compassionate and genuine practice what they preach type of practitioners and it’s an honor to have been helped by them. Thank you to Carrie for introducing my family to them:)!
Ashani Hettige
As a Buddhist hailing from Sri Lanka this is our go-to place to worship and practice our religion. But I'm keeping my review unbiased. Residing monks are very helpful in giving valuable advice for life and their tremendous efforts on celebrating traditional ceremonies in Sri Lanka(new years and poya days upon full moon in lunar calendar) is grately apparciated. Anybody,from any corner in the world is always welcome. If you visit on a Monthly program you can see its like a "mini United nation assembly" . Its a great place to visit and the surroundings are amazing and serene.
Marie Flowers
The monks here are great at working with people who are new to Buddhism and meditating. They accept people of all religions. The head monk is working on a PhD in religious studies. The center is actually a converted house and the driveway is somewhat hidden - easy to miss it your first time around. The guided meditation here focuses on loving kindness and is lead by a monk well trained in the various stages of meditation
