UPCOMING EVENTS

Coming Soon!

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each of you for your unwavering dedication, steadfast commitment, and the meaningful contributions you continue to make in strengthening and enriching our community. Your collective efforts have played a vital role in fostering a compassionate, resilient, and spiritually grounded community of which we can all be proud. Over the past nine years, the journey of Dhammanjali Meditation Centre and Community Services (DMC) has been both dynamic and profoundly meaningful. This progress would not have been possible without the generous support, active participation, and collaborative spirit of our members, volunteers, donors, and well-wishers. Every contribution—whether through service, leadership, participation, or encouragement—has been instrumental in advancing our shared mission and vision. At DMC, we consider it a privilege to serve our community and remain deeply grateful for the trust and confidence you have placed in our organization. Your continued engagement inspires us to uphold the values of compassion, mindfulness, wisdom, and service that form the foundation of our work. Together, we have cultivated a supportive environment that nurtures personal well-being, spiritual development, and social harmony. As we look toward the future, we remain committed to walking this path together, continuing to support your spiritual growth, personal development, and overall well-being. We sincerely appreciate your ongoing partnership and look forward to many more years of shared learning, service, and collective achievement for the benefit of our community and society.

                    NOTICE 
We are pleased to announce that our online Meditation Classes will commence on Saturday, January 10, 2026, @ 6:00 pm (CST). 
Registration is now open. Participants are encouraged to register for the class.

   Gratitude (kataññū katavedī)

The emotional suffering that accompanies the loss of a loved one can be profoundly transformative, touching the deepest dimensions of the human experience. The process of healing often unfolds through remembrance—by sharing cherished memories, recounting meaningful stories, and engaging in wholesome spiritual practices such as meditation and listening to Dhamma discourses. These collective expressions of reflection, gratitude, and virtue foster emotional resilience, strengthen communal bonds, and provide comfort and solace during times of bereavement. Within the Buddhist tradition, such practices not only support those who grieve but also cultivate wholesome qualities of compassion, mindfulness, and loving-kindness.With profound respect and heartfelt gratitude, we commemorate one of our noble spiritual friends (Kalyāṇamitta), the esteemed Korean Zen Master, Dr. Ki Youn Sunim. We honor his exemplary life, profound wisdom, and enduring contributions to the propagation of the Dhamma and the well-being of countless individuals. Through his compassionate service and spiritual guidance, he touched the lives of thousands, leaving a legacy that will continue to inspire future generations. His noble qualities and selfless dedication will remain forever cherished in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing him and benefiting from his teachings.
May the merits generated and dedicated in his memory contribute to his continued spiritual well-being. May the blessings of the Triple Gem—Buddha, Dhamma, and Saṅgha—guide and protect him throughout his journey in saṃsāra, leading ultimately toward the attainment of the supreme peace of Nibbāna.