Teachers

At Kadampa Meditation Center WA

 

Kadam Trina

Resident Teacher KMC Washington

Cecilia Watson

has been studying and practicing Kadampa Buddhism for over twenty years.  Her love of Buddha's teachings inspires her to share these teachings with everyone.  She wishes everyone to benefit from Buddha's teachings and transform their lives into peaceful, joyful states.  She teaches meditation classes in the greater Eastside and the Bellevue College Continuing Education Program.

Sam Forbes, Meditation Teacher

Sam Forbes

has been practicing and studying Kadam Dharma for many years and is a student of the Teacher Training Program at KMCWA. His teachings are accessible, insightful and gentle as he leads his students to deeper understandings and experiences of profound dharma. Sam teaches on Thursday evenings with Richard Critchlow.

Richard Critchlow, Meditation Teacher

Richard Critchlow

has been practicing for many years, studies on the Foundation Program, and is the Foundation Program Coordinator. He teaches on Thursday evenings with Sam Forbes.

Kelsang Donsang

is an ordained Buddhist monk and is a long time practitioner and student of the Teacher Training Program at KMCWA. He teaches the Sunday Spanish Meditation Class and shows the example of a kind, loving and wise practitioner who is dedicated to practicing purely and sharing Kadam Dharma.

Rick Zelinsky

is a longtime meditator and student in the Teacher Training Program at KMCWA. Rick is admired for his clear and practical teaching style. He leads a Sunday morning meditation class in Anchorage, Alaska.


Mel Watson

is a longtime Buddhist practitioner and is a student in the Teacher Training Program at KMCWA. Mel teaches with a clear, heartfelt, and accessible style, presenting ancient Buddhist wisdom in a way that can be easily applied in our daily lives. Mel teaches scheduled classes and talks on Whidbey Island, works for a local Whidbey Non profit and enjoys Island life with her partner, and their large menagerie of furry and feathered children.