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Vedanta Society Of Berkeley
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Linda T.
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Although there is a sign posted on the southeast corner of Haste and Bowditch, I never looked at it. My attention would always be drawn towards the huge temple-like structure next to it. Every Sunday, the doors open and very "happy" people would enter it. Sometimes during evenings, the place would light up as well. I learned later (after attending the first Mind, Mysticism... etc decal) that this place serves not only as a temple, but also as a meditation center. Upon entering the place, you would notice the fragrance immediately taking you in. The room is always quiet, and when I went, they asked everybody to take off their shoes. The seats are very comfortable. I do not know how their lectures go, but if you are up for meditating, consider the Vedanta Society
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