AncientPath Meditation Day

Please reserve the date for a seven-hour meditation session designed to help you discover your true essence and experience lasting inner peace. This event is suitable for individuals at all levels of experience, from complete beginners to seasoned mindfulness practitioners.

Whether you are drawn to meditation to ease stress, relieve depression, tackle illness, improve well-being, or achieve spiritual enlightenment, this practice is for you.

Read more and register on this webpage.

An excellent opportunity for seasoned meditators who have completed weeks-long retreats but are still seeking lasting inner peace. Your mentor will help you overcome obstacles to awakening. His approach is practical and proven, according to those who benefited from his guidance:

"I started to feel that I was tapping into my true inner self, or rather, my true self was coming up from within." – Tiffany Armstrong, Mesa, AZ.

"I was told years ago that the essence of wellness is ego deflation at depth. Einstein says I will not solve any problem with the same level of consciousness that created it. NT and this meditation retreat helped me, I think, in my journey to hopefully realize at least a measure of each condition at some point." – Greg Martin, Apache Junction, AZ.

"I am definitely coming back! NT is one of the reasons I will be back. I like his teaching style and contagious bliss." "Paula Conrad. Scottsdale, AZ.

Date & Time: Saturday, February 21st, 2026, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. The schedule includes a tea break and a lunch break.

Cost: We provide this service in keeping with a 2600-year tradition of generosity and compassion. You can register for this event at a fee that you'd like to pay. We will provide bottled water, hot coffee/tea, and a temperature-controlled hall equipped with chairs, cushions, and mats for your comfort. Please bring a bag lunch for the lunch break. You are welcome to bring your own meditation bench, mat, or cushion if preferred.

Please register using the Enroll button on this link and pick the amount you would like to pay.

Location: Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center (AIBMC), 432 S Temple St, Mesa, AZ 85204. While the AIBMC Meditation Center resembles a regular house, it is a Buddhist temple (see the picture below). The meditation hall is located at the back of the temple. Please enter through the carport on the temple's left side. The entrance to the hall is on the back left (southwest) side of the building, under the carport.
Parking is available on the curbside or in the church parking lot across the street.