Maria Kannon Zen Center, Meditation center in Texas
The Maria Kannon Zen Center is a place dedicated to the practice of Zen meditation.
Established in 1991, it offers sanctuary for spiritual deepening and growth.
Named after Maria Kannon, an embodiment of compassion from East Asian Buddhism.
It provides programs and retreats for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
The center reflects the confluence of Eastern meditative practices and Western culture.
Location: Texas
Inception: 1991
Founder: Ruben Habito
Website: mkzc.org
Source: Wikimedia
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The Maria Kannon Zen Center is a place dedicated to the practice of Zen meditation.
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