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    Transcendental Meditation

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Current Meditation - Awesome class

    Current Meditation

    (72 reviews)

    West University

    I came for an event a friend was hosting. I had no idea what to expect but will say I was pleased…read morefor what I paid. The studio is very clean and welcoming. Our sound-bath meditation was on point from the individual who speaks through the process and the breathing techniques during. I don't even know if I fell asleep or not lol. i was that relaxed. I was that comfortable and appreciated the me time and peaceful sounds. At one point you do hear the crashing sounds of a gong or horn (sorry first time and don't know the terminology) that were a little too loud that is what startled me and I was not able to go back into the concentration. Only downfall was they forgot to give me my blanket to cover up with so I was freezing the entire time. It's not a place you can raise your hand or yell out. I appreciate they do provide lockers, that you can personalize during your visit, with included phone chargers, clean bathrooms and a selection of warm teas.

    A law firm was hosting a mindfulness event titled, March Mindfulness for Moving Forward and I…read moresigned up via eventbrite. I arrived at 1pm and there were several other folks there for the event. After signing in at the desk, the staff walked me over to the locker and showed me where to keep my things. After everyone arrived, one of the ladies gave us an intro to meditation and then we watched a 7 min video about the science behind mindfulness and meditation. The video needs to be updated as there was a lack of diversity (e.g, age, race, etc.) and that turned me off slightly. After the video, we were walked into the room, asked to grab a blanket and got into the hammock for the 45 minute sound bath and meditation. I serve on a board for an organization that's focused on mindfulness but this was my first time participating in a full on practice. It was very calming and allowed me to really get centered. The time went by fast and our instructor set the right pace. They offer a free session for first timers so I will be taking advantage of that. The studio is very clean, and they offered tea and other refreshments. But most importantly, there's plenty of parking.

    Indigo Light Path

    Indigo Light Path

    (18 reviews)

    Upper Kirby

    Its funny how the universe brings you to where you need to be. So first if you are reading this…read morewith the intention of finding a Reiki / Chakra balancing let me say go ahead and book now. Joni is so good at what she does. First time I went we look at my chakra's - she told me to rebook for an hour. She didn't want to do a halfway job. 3 of the longest days were spent waiting until I could come back. It was WORTH IT! She did her work and my chakra's were more open - a few were looking pretty bad. I know everyone's experience is diffrent - both times I've left feeling INCREDIBLE! Its good stuff and worth at the very least trying out. And of course I've been back since and only wished I would have started sooner. If you're looking for chakra balancing - go ahead and schedule it - you can thank me later.

    I had my first reiki session with Joni and it was worth every penny. She was on time for the…read moreappointment. Her space is nice and balanced. We conversed about why I was there and her vibe was easy and honest: like talking to a wide friend. She checked my chakras then went to work. The overall experience was comfortable and clarifying. I left and was feeling better for days after. Often time we store energy in our bodies when stressed, triggered, or traumatized which causes blockage. I'm thankful for her healing work in releasing areas of blockage yet, getting to know me first. After our session, she gave me homework I.e. meditation, smudging, affirmations and the reasons behind them. I highly recommend Indigo lightpath and look forward to my next visit!

    The Diamond Way Buddhist Center of Clear Lake - Located in a small office room

    The Diamond Way Buddhist Center of Clear Lake

    (4 reviews)

    Clear Lake

    I visited this Buddhist center back in March 2025 for an open house. I occasionally practice…read moreBuddhism for my spirituality. Upon coming here, the building was extremely dark at night. The open house started at 7:30 PM. I would have liked and thought there was going to be well lit as well as them welcoming newcomers, however, not. The building was sketchy too. The parking was plenty, but I immediately felt uneasy and as I was about to leave until another visitor/an elderly lady spotted me in the parking lot and asked me where the open house was going to be. I pretended I knew to help her. Eventually, we were both lost when I couldn't get the door opened as it was locked at 7:20 PM. A guy walked up out of nowhere and said he had a key, then he unlocked the door. Another guy with long hair came from upstairs and said that the open house was "up here". The elderly lady got into the elevator while I climbed the stairway up. I was thinking that the open house would be in a large room. Absolutely not, about 10 people met inside a small room. Come to find out, the tiny room is where the Buddhist center is not the whole office building. There wasn't any shoes allowed in the room for comfort. Okay, I'm inside the room and sat in a chair as I didn't feel comfortable with sitting on the floor. The rest of the visitors sat on the floor. The guy with long hair came then immediately started explaining Tibetan Buddhism and how ties to Karma Kagyu, but founded by Lamar Ole Nydahl. He was speaking fast and I tried to keep up. He then started chanting. He had given us beads to hold. Again, we all chanted with him. He was reading a mantra very fast in a language I didn't recognize. It wasn't English as they said it would be. I don't know why he was going so quick. After he did that, the open house was over with. We had to give the beads back. The long haired man answered questions. Then we left. The open house was free. I honestly didn't care about my experience as it wasn't pleasant. I didn't return as the energy was off. I'll just stick to mediating at home.

    Very nice family style modern Buddhism. The people there are nice and informative. They have…read moremeetings on Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30pm and one meeting on Sunday at 9am. I went to the nice house and was greeted with tea and Texas hospitality. A member of the group gave a ten minute talk about a basic Buddhist topic and gave information about their group. Then another member led a meditation in English. I had a really nice time.

    Out of the Closet - Houston - Has a parking lot

    Out of the Closet - Houston

    (48 reviews)

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    Montrose

    Great place! Lots to see and will def be back again and again! Prices are hit or miss but worth the…read morevisit.

    It's hard to find a thrift store that sells high quality items AND a large variety at the same…read moretime. This place has both, and despite its impressive array of goods from clothes to furniture, it's well organized and easy to navigate. I'm normally a neutral-color dresser but some of the clothes encourage me to step out of my comfort zone into some louder designs. Additionally, the walls are all lined with non-clothing items for sale -- books, movies, glassware, water bottles, and more. I don't think I've ever come a cross a thrift store with this much versatility. Out of the Closet is serious about HIV/AIDS advocacy and they prove it by putting their money where their mouth is. Like many other thrift stores in Montrose, you can expect marked up (but still fair) prices compared to the larger ones with piles upon piles of clothes to sift through. 96% of all proceeds at this store, however, go toward supporting the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Free condoms are offered near the cashier counter; free HIV testing and a not-for-profit pharmacy sits in the back. The roots of thrifting inherently lie in supporting the community. This is usually accomplished through the affordability of everyday items, but this shop takes it to the next level by showing their dedication to safe sex and access to healthcare. Give this place a visit the next time you cruise through Westheimer -- they deserve your time more than you know.

    Transcendental Meditation - meditationcenters - Updated May 2026

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