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Sunday Dharma Programs (Hybrid)

Columbus KTC 645 W. Rich St., Columbus, OH, United States

After six years of waiting – after an arson fire moved us into borrowed spaces for four years, and a pandemic kept us from meeting in person for two years more – Columbus KTC opened its new location on Sunday March 20, 2022! Although we’re returning to in-person programs, we will still be serving our […]

MindfulNEXT: New Ways to Train Your Brain! A COSI Science Festival Event

Columbus KTC 645 W. Rich St., Columbus, OH, United States

The Mindfulness field is continually evolving with new research and types of practices being studied. MindfulNEXT will examine the latest research in the field, taking attendees through both the science and techniques, while also discussing what the findings from these latest studies might mean for one’s personal practice and/or the field at large. This year […]

Sunday Dharma Programs (Hybrid)

Columbus KTC 645 W. Rich St., Columbus, OH, United States

After six years of waiting – after an arson fire moved us into borrowed spaces for four years, and a pandemic kept us from meeting in person for two years more – Columbus KTC opened its new location on Sunday March 20, 2022! Although we’re returning to in-person programs, we will still be serving our […]

Event Series KTC Kids Class

KTC Kids Class

Columbus KTC 645 W. Rich St., Columbus, OH, United States

Thanks to the work of a dedicated core of volunteers, the KTC Children’s Class started with smiles and applause in October 2023.   Meeting in the Children’s Room on the lower level of the KTC from 11:30 to 12:30 on the First and Third Sundays of the month, youths ages 5-10 practice meditation together, hear […]

The Power of Awe: Science Discovers the Sacred: A COSI Science Festival Event

Columbus KTC 645 W. Rich St., Columbus, OH, United States

The Mindfulness Movement has been an exciting success in terms of public uptake - more people are practicing mindfulness now than ever before. But the movement has run into some interesting problems due to unaddressed human needs and spiritual concepts that were not included in the creation of secular practice programs.  In David Tacey's book […]