I had an incredible time at Full Soul Studio. This was a warm and inviting place to go to for my…read morevery first meditation class. I was greeted at the door by the owner Kim Johnson and she made me feel comfortable and at ease as soon as I walked through the doors. The studio is a calm and relaxing place that instantly wipes your worries away. I highly recommend Full Soul Studios to any and all individuals interested in getting started with mediation you won't be disappointed!

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High quality programming and facilitators! Membership give me many choices in programs to choose…read morefrom at no additional cost and discounts on other programs. Those in leadership are knowledgeable, caring, kind, and respond quickly when contacted.

MAM is great! I tried learning meditation on my own and didn't get anywhere. I like the…read moreKabat-Zinn approach to meditation and yoga, that I learned in Tracy's beginners class. But, they offer a bunch of other classes, mini-retreats as well . Some of which I do. I enjoy the community practice group. I always learn something new that I can use. The instructors are professionals in healthcare or folks volunteering their knowledge from years of experience doing what they are teaching and showing you how to do, which you can do or not, they don't get in my hair about it. They really take care of their facility and about issues of privacy and personal comfort. In my opinion I get a lot for my membership fee.

It was an amazing peaceful place to reconnect with myself, nature and others! Tom and Beth were…read morevery welcoming. Food was delicious and it was made and serve with so much love and positive vibes by these two amazing ladies!!! Exceptional experience!!!

A perfect place to rest, renew, seek personal life answers in a safe welcoming environment. The…read morefacility is beautiful and immaculate. The hosts and staff are warm and welcoming. The chef prepared meals are organic, gluten free and delicious.

I went to a discussion with the Tibetan Monks last night at the Rime Buddhist Center…read more First of all street parking. I can't stand street parking but I arrived early enough to avoid parallel parking of any kind.There is a residential street to the side and again, get there early enough. From the time I bought an ancient Buddhist text from a bookstore when I was 24, to now, I've read several of the Buddhist studies and meditate daily. I had an idea what I was walking into..as I've visited the other Buddhist temple near the Plaza, It didn't resonate with me. I've attended conferences or other events. Enter the monk event. I had to go, I couldn't miss it. I thought Rime was in Westport, it's not. It's right off of I-70 and I-35.That's a plus/plus cause of the ease of getting there from my house. There were several things going on, and lucky for me, I got there early to be introduced to the monk who was teaching the class. I found a comfortable group of people who were kind, welcoming and wonderfully grounded. They were alot like me. (yes, sometimes I'm grounded as well). The room I was in is beautiful. There are pillows for floor postures but also chairs. The alter is stunning. There's rooms upstairs which I didn't visit. They have classes throughout the week, a retreat coming up and a weekly Sunday service. On Tuesday night, they have a half hour service. They have meditation classes also. With all their events and classes, I'm excited to discover a place such as Rime.

A great community. If you're interested in Buddhism you should go. I believe in the dream. We're…read moretrying to build a new temple in Kansas City.