This programs is offered free of charge to everyone in the society irrespective of one's ethnicity, gender, and social class, and age.
The Alberta Insight Meditation Centre (AIM centre) strives to enhance unity, harmony, and peace in society based on the original teachings of the Buddha. It inculcates positive moral values among people and assists them to live a successful and meaningful life.
The AIM centre offers different types of spiritual programs including mindfulness and meditation retreats, discussions, workshops, cultural events, family programs, individual counseling, individual meditation guidance, and Buddhism classes. These programs are offered free of charge to everyone in the society irrespective of one's ethnicity, gender, and social class, and age.
The Alberta Insight Meditation Centre (AIM centre) strives to enhance unity, harmony, and peace in society based on the original teachings of the Buddha. It inculcates positive moral values among people and assists them to live a successful and meaningful life.
The AIM centre offers different types of spiritual programs including mindfulness and meditation retreats, discussions, workshops, cultural events, family programs, individual counseling, individual meditation guidance, and Buddhism classes.
These programs are offered free of charge to everyone in the society irrespective of one's ethnicity, gender, and social class, and age.
Alberta Insight Meditation (AIM) Centre is a Buddhist meditation centre based in Spruce Grove which is in close proximity to Edmonton, the capital city of Alberta, Canada. The Alberta Buddhist Vihara Association (ABVA) oversees the AIM Centre operations and its general strategic direction, policy framework, and fiduciary responsibilities.
The centre is mostly run by volunteers who attend to their duties for various lengths of time. Service recipients of the AIM Centre include the local community in Edmonton, Spruce Grove, and Albertans in general, and other community groups and organizations who wish to use this facility. More than 1000 families over Alberta receive direct service of AIM Centre at the moment.
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