Clarity Mind Institute

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

Clarity Mind Institute offers Sunday Zoom meditation with Ken LaDeroute, who has practiced meditation for 40 years and holds International Coaching Academy certification.

  • Creative entrepreneurs experiencing stress, burnout, or overthinking
  • People seeking weekly online guided meditation
  • Individuals wanting 1-on-1 coaching for limiting beliefs and mindset patterns

Usually responds within one working day; the stated waiting time for new appointments is currently two weeks, with efforts to accommodate urgent needs as soon as possible.

Asheville Meditation Group of Self-Realization Fellowship

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

Asheville Meditation Group of SRF offers public Sunday and Thursday meditation services at its Asheville chapel and shares Self-Realization Fellowship’s Kriya Yoga teachings.

  • People seeking scheduled group meditation in Asheville
  • People interested in Self-Realization Fellowship and Kriya Yoga teachings
  • People seeking Sunday meditation and reading services

Asheville Shambhala Meditation Center

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

Asheville Shambhala Meditation Center offers introductory meditation instruction with seated and walking meditation for first-time practitioners.

  • people beginning a meditation practice
  • meditators seeking instructor guidance
  • people interested in Buddhist meditation and study

Asheville Transcendental Meditation Center

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

Asheville Transcendental Meditation Center teaches TM one-on-one through a four-day course with in-person or hybrid formats and continued teacher guidance.

  • People seeking personalized one-on-one meditation instruction
  • Students wanting a structured four-day Transcendental Meditation course
  • Students preferring hybrid or in-person course formats

School For Esoteric Studies

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

School For Esoteric Studies provides Ageless Wisdom-based training, full moon meditation resources, and esoteric discipleship coursework from Asheville, North Carolina.

  • People seeking Ageless Wisdom-based spiritual training
  • Students interested in esoteric discipleship coursework
  • People seeking full moon meditation materials and keynotes

Serenity Insight Meditation Center

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

Serenity Insight Meditation Center offers twice-weekly guided meditation with Dhamma instruction and Pali chanting in Asheville.

  • People seeking Theravada Buddhist meditation instruction
  • People interested in Insight, Vipassana, or mindfulness meditation
  • People interested in Metta or loving-kindness meditation

The Venus Studio

Meditation Center

Asheville, NC

The Venus Studio offers shamanic healing, guided meditation, and past-life regression in Asheville, Black Mountain, or via Zoom.

  • Shamanic healing and energy work
  • Past life regression using shamanic journey, guided meditation, or hypnosis
  • Customized multi-session journey work with integration support

Meditation Center in nearby counties

FAQ

Which Asheville meditation center is best for a beginner?

Asheville Shambhala Meditation Center specifically offers introductory instruction, seated and walking meditation, and instructor guidance for first-time meditators.

What meditation traditions are available in Buncombe County?

Options include Buddhist meditation at Shambhala and Serenity Insight, Kriya Yoga through Self-Realization Fellowship, Transcendental Meditation, mindfulness coaching, and Ageless Wisdom-based practices.

How long does Transcendental Meditation instruction take?

The Asheville Transcendental Meditation Center teaches a four-day course with sessions lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours each day.

Can I join meditation sessions online?

Clarity Mind Institute holds a free live guided meditation and discussion every Sunday at 10:00 AM Eastern via Zoom, while Shambhala offers weekly online Sunday gatherings.

Are these meditation centers appropriate for a mental-health emergency?

No. The listed centers describe meditation instruction and spiritual practice, not crisis or emergency mental-health care; contact local emergency services or a crisis line for immediate help.