Unless otherwise noted, all classes meet on Wednesday evenings from 7:45pm – 9:00pm, with an optional meditation from 7:00pm – 7:30pm. Except for the Meditation Workshop all classes are online and use Zoom for the meetings.

Use the registration link in the class description to register and pay for classes. If you have questions about a specific class, contact info@rimecenter.org.

These classes are available to EVERYONE. We have “Suggested Fees,” however pay whatever you can afford for the class. Everyone is welcome! It is our hope that some will pay more to cover those who can’t afford the usual fee. We simply want everyone to have access to these wonderful classes.

What Does a Zen Practice Look Like?

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

In this four week class, lead by Soto Zen practitioners, we will learn the Zen style of meditation and explore the form and function of a traditional Zendo. We will talk about, demonstrate, and practice life on the cushion. This … Continue reading

RESCHEDULED: Preparing for the Refuge Vows

This class is for anyone who is contemplating on taking the refuge vows. Taking the refuge vows is generally considered to be the doorway to the learning and incorporating the Buddhist tenets into one’s life. The aim of this class … Continue reading

Preparing for the Bodhisattva Vows

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

This class is for anyone who is contemplating on taking the Bodhisattva vows. Taking the Bodhisattva vows one commits to follow the path of a bodhisattva, one who works to lead all sentient beings to perfect enlightenment. The aim of … Continue reading

What is a Tsok Offering? – Pop Up Class

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

In her visit to the Rime Center in 2014, Lama Lena recommended that the Rime Center perform tsoks on a regular basis as a way to benefit the sangha and build stronger bonds with each other. But what is a … Continue reading

Free Meditation Workshop

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

Meditation has been proven to: lower blood pressure, relieve stress, and help you cope with anxiety. It has also been shown to be very effective with chronic pain, insomnia, and panic disorder. The wonderful thing about meditation is that it … Continue reading

Basics of Buddhism

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

Have you always wanted to understand Buddhism? Buddhism is a 2,500 year old tradition that teaches us how to end pain and suffering in ourselves and others. This 8 week course will cover the life of the Buddha, basic Buddhist … Continue reading

Rime Membership Class

Interested in becoming an official member of the Rime Center? Beginning Wednesday August 30th, join us at 7:45 pm for two one hour sessions covering the following topics: Introductions, and overview of Tibetan Buddhism; What does it mean to be … Continue reading

Sutra Study Sunday – The Questions of the Nāga King Sāgara

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

Join us as we explore the rich repository of Buddhist Sutras, both Pali Canon and Tibetan Kangyur every first Sunday of the month after the Sunday Service. Sūtra (Pali. sutta) means ‘something that was heard from someone else’ and usually … Continue reading

Date Change: Preparing for the Refuge Vows

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

This class is for anyone who is contemplating on taking the refuge vows. Taking the refuge vows is generally considered to be the doorway to the learning and incorporating the Buddhist tenets into one’s life. The aim of this class … Continue reading

Four Foundations of Mindfulness

Rime Buddhist Center 2939 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO, United States

For the followers of the Buddha and his teachings, there is a need for great emphasis on the practice of meditation. One must see the straight forward logic that mind is the cause of confusion and that by transcending confusion … Continue reading