Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) Toronto Centre
Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) Toronto Centre is a studio in Banbury-Don Mills with classes in meditation. About 3 classes a week, busiest on Sundays and Saturdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) Toronto Centre
Self-Realization Fellowship Toronto Centre is a meditation space in the Banbury-Don Mills part of the city, set in an office suite on Wynford Drive. The practice here is quiet and mostly done in the morning, with services running on weekends and a few calm sessions in between. It is a place to sit, listen and be still before the day begins.
It suits you if
- you prefer mornings
- you want to sit in silence
- you enjoy sung kirtan practice
Read more about Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) Toronto CentreWhat the practice looks like, When the classes run
What the practice looks like
The schedule is built around meditation. Nearly all of the classes are meditation services, with a smaller share of calm sessions that have a gentler, more reflective pace. About one in ten are kirtan services, where chanting and music take the place of quiet sitting. Reading services, which are shorter and centered on a text, also appear through the week.
Most classes last about an hour. Meditation services are often closer to 45 minutes, and kirtan can run much longer, so plan your morning around the one you choose.
When the classes run
Nearly all classes start in the morning, between 10am and 11am, and the weekend carries most of the schedule. Saturday and Sunday are the busiest days. There are no classes before 9am and none in the midday or evening.
Because the rhythm is set around weekend mornings, this is a place that fits a slower start to the day rather than a quick session before work. Arrive a little before the start time to settle in.
Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) Toronto Centre: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
Nearly all of the classes at this centre fall in the morning, and most are on weekends. Starts sit between 10am and 11am, with the busiest days being Saturday and Sunday. Practice here fits a slow start to the weekend rather than an evening after work.
What kinds of classes are offered?
Meditation is the practice at the center of the schedule, with nearly all classes built around it. A smaller share are calm sessions, and about one in ten is kirtan, a sung practice that tends to run longer.
How long are the classes?
A typical class runs about an hour. Shorter meditation services run closer to 45 minutes, while a kirtan service can stretch to three hours, so it is worth checking the length before you come.
Do I need a pass to come?
Classes here are not sold as passes, and none are booked through a pass system. Check the centre's website at srftoronto.org for how to sign up for a service and what to expect on arrival.
Where is the centre?
Self-Realization Fellowship Toronto Centre is at 18 Wynford Drive in the Banbury-Don Mills area, in a suite on the fourth floor. It is a quiet part of the city to come to for a morning of practice, and the centre's own site has the address and directions.