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Taking Refuge at Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill

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Kelsang Nyema leads a discussion of Buddhist tenets at Kadampa Meditation Center the Hamptons in Water Mill. PRISCILLA GARSTON

Kelsang Nyema leads a discussion of Buddhist tenets at Kadampa Meditation Center the Hamptons in Water Mill. PRISCILLA GARSTON

Kelsang Nyema, of Smithtown, became the Kadampa Meditation Center's resident teacher in August. PRISCILLA GARSTON

Kelsang Nyema, of Smithtown, became the Kadampa Meditation Center's resident teacher in August. PRISCILLA GARSTON

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

The Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill. DANA SHAW

Christopher Walsh on Nov 26, 2024
On a recent Sunday morning at the Kadampa Meditation Center in Water Mill, a group of around 30 rose and pressed palms together as Kelsang Nyema, the center’s resident teacher... more

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