​Can non-Buddhists benefit from your activities?

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Many of the things the Buddha taught can benefit people of all backgrounds. For example, many people find Buddhist meditation helps them relax and have a more peaceful mind throughout the day. The basic moral guidelines the Buddha gave are shared, for the most part, with other major religions and modern secular values.

The Buddha shared his teachings with everyone who came to him sincerely interested in learning. All of our activities are open to anyone interested in learning the teachings of the Buddha.

It isn't our aim to convert people or get them to join. As Buddhists, we try to live without conflict and cultivate a mind of goodwill toward all living beings.

If you are interested in visiting, come to one of our regular activities, or contact us to arrange a time to stop by. We look forward to meeting you.

You might also be wondering...

  • Is there a Buddhist monastery in Saskatoon?

  • Can anyone visit the monastery?

  • What do Buddhists believe?

  • ​What happens at a monastery?