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Rocky Mountain Insight
Find peace and clarity through Buddhist meditation and community in Colorado Springs.
5(5 reviews)
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About Rocky Mountain Insight
Rocky Mountain Insight is a welcoming meditation center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, dedicated to fostering mindfulness and Buddhist teachings. Led by knowledgeable leader Lucinda, we offer weekly guided meditations, workshops, and annual retreats to help individuals find inner peace and clarity. Our inclusive community provides a serene space for learning and practice, making it an ideal destination for both beginners and experienced practitioners seeking spiritual growth and connection.
Business Info
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Location
2525 W Pikes Peak Ave a, Colorado Springs, CO 80904, USA
Services Offered
Weekly Guided Meditations
Regular sessions led by experienced instructors to promote mindfulness and relaxation.
Buddhist Workshops
Educational classes on Buddhist teachings and practices for personal development.
Annual Meditation Retreats
Immersive retreats offering deep meditation experiences in a supportive environment.
Community Sangha Meetings
Gatherings for group practice, discussion, and connection with like-minded individuals.
Personal Guidance Sessions
One-on-one consultations with leaders for tailored spiritual and meditation advice.
Reviews
5(5 reviews)
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Brian Lund
via Google
8 months ago
Great place to learn and practice Buddhism. Inviting space and people
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Jeff Gvia Google
over 1 year ago
Great place to do some meditation. Excellent meditation retreats.
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missalyssa719via Google
over 2 years ago
Wonderful, inclusive community and very knowledgeable leader, Lucinda! The weekly guided meditations have granted me more peace and clarity in my life. They offer helpful workshops and a yearly retreat too
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Laura P-OBvia Google
almost 3 years ago
To learn more about Buddhism and centering yourself. A wonderful environment with kind people. Truly lucky to have found it.
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Don Osburnvia Google
over 6 years ago
Quiet place I go infrequently to meet Sangha. Regular meditations and lessons. Read about, and meet the owner, (who's name escapes me now...)
