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- Minnesota Buddhist Vihara – A Theravada Buddhist Temple in the Midwest
“Calming and peaceful place for Buddhist prayers Meditation can be practiced with the help of the venerable resident monks Place to ease your mind and find peacefulness, and clarity of the mind ”
- Activities - Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
Please send us a request at info@mnbv org to join us on zoom Thank you for your patience Religious Services We gather to make our commitment to become free from suffering, help people with their spiritual growth and provide a safe and friendly space for nurturing holistic well-being
- Contact - Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
info@mnbv org Hours Open Friday from 6 pm – 8 pm Sunday from 8am - 9:30 am Our Location We are located in the heart of Twin Cities in Minnesota Street parking is available around the temple and for those who use public transport, the bus station is a pleasant 5-minute walk
- membership - Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
Be a proud member of MNBV The Vihara has been providing services such as dhamma school for children, dhamma discussions, uposatha retreats, meditation sessions, blessings and spiritual counselings, language training and cultural activities to all communities in MN and surrounding states since March 2004
- Resident Monks - Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
Ven Seewalie, fondly known as Bhante Seewalie, is the founder and current chief monk of Minnesota Buddhist Vihara He is originally from Sri Lanka
- Events for May 2025 – Minnesota Buddhist Vihara - mnbv. org
info@mnbv org View Organizer Website Venue Minnesota Buddhist Vihara 3401 N 4th Street Minneapolis, MN 55412 United States + Google Map
- Our Mission - Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
I am honored to serve the mission of the Minnesota Buddhist Vihara: to share the Buddha’s message of peace and happiness and help create peace and harmony within ourselves and in the surrounding world
- About Us - Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
Minnesota Buddhist Vihara is a Theravada Buddhist temple located in Minneapolis, Minnesota It was founded in 2004 by Venerable Witiyala Seewalie Nayaka Thera to fulfill the need of a spiritual place in the state of Minnesota
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