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Summer Break: Tuesday Aug. 17 - Monday Sept. 6
All Center activities are currently suspended. Members may use the Center for individual practice during this period. Office hours are closed, though staff is checking messages, making repairs, cleaning, rolling out our new online sites and working toward September programs at CIMC. Programs resume Tuesday September 7.
Honoring CIMC’s 25th Anniversary!
Become a Member or Renew Your Membership
You may become a member of CIMC or renew your membership using our online form.
For more information on membership, click here.
Diversity and Inclusion Survey Results and Focus Groups
Thanks to everyone who participated in the Diversity and Inclusion
Survey. Click here to view the
summary of survey results and learn about the focus groups.
CIMC Endowment Fund
Our campaign to secure the future of CIMC through building an endowment
continues. Donations
may be made here to support CIMC by contributing to the
Endowment Fund. A position is available as part-time Endowment
Fund Development Director (PDF file). |
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The Cambridge Insight Meditation Center, established in 1985, is a nonprofit,
nonresidential urban center for the practice of insight
meditation, located in the heart of Cambridge, MA, USA. See About CIMC for
more information. |
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CIMC offers a place
where people come together to learn, support, and deepen practice under
the guidance of our three
guiding meditation teachers: Larry
Rosenberg, Narayan Liebenson Grady and Michael Liebenson Grady. |
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At CIMC, there are
a number of different scheduled practices providing many ways
to deepen one's
meditation practice. |
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CIMC offers beginning meditation
instruction in different formats. |
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The Cambridge Insight Meditation Center is
dedicated to creating a space that welcomes all people regardless of
cultural and religious background, race, socio-economic class, sexual
orientation, gender identity, age, education, and physical ability.
As Guiding Teachers, we are committed to offering
the essence of the Buddha's message of liberation and it is our
intention to apply these teachings to every aspect of daily life. We
recognize that for many people, everyday life means being subject to
social injustice on a regular basis. As a community and institution, we
are committed to the freedom — both inner and outer — of all beings.
Hopefully, CIMC and the Buddha's teachings can contribute in a small
way to the necessary changes that will facilitate social justice.
May we all cultivate wisdom and compassion and
recognize the interdependence of all beings everywhere.
Michael Liebenson Grady
Larry Rosenberg
Narayan Liebenson Grady Click here to view CIMC's
statement on the ordination of women. | |
