In Theravada tradition, after lunch, they do not eat another meal, but are allowed snacks and drink tea, which is not accepted by many Buddhists as proper practice. The center's courses provide instruction and practice in vipassanā or mettā meditations.
Theravada Buddhist practice dictates that after a midday meal, no further food should be consumed, but they can enjoy light snacks and beverages like tea. This is not universally accepted within the broader Buddhist community. The center's courses focus on teaching and practicing vipassanā or mettā meditation techniques.