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Available Tuesdays & Thursdays, (6:30pm-7:30pm)

Guided sitting, walking and standing meditations of Ānāpānasati (breathing mindfulness), Vipassana (mindfulness of the body/acts) [from the Satipatthana Sutta (Foundations of Mindfulness)], Mettasati bhavanā (mindfulness of lovingkindness), and many other techniques are presented by a currently residing monk, a guest monk lecturer, and even laypersons who’ve been able to display great attainments.

All of the above-mentioned are part of bhavanā (mental cultivation) which helps practitioners ease suffering by stilling the mind, to take off the veil of delusion and see REALITY AS IT IS.

7 days a week - 9am-12pm (come early to set up the offering and before 11am so the monks can have time to facilitate the chanting and eat the alms food)

Since monks act as conduits for presenting food offerings to deceased friends and loved ones, by presenting and offering food to the monks and a seperate offering for the deceased, the act of merit is recognized by the Devas (Divine beings) and brought to the deceased one’s attention, therefore they can receive the Dānā (gift of giving). Please contact head abbot if you’ve not done one before (contact-us). Please also see the section of (Chanting guides - deceased ones’ offerings) to participate and better facilitate the offering as intended.

(7 days a week - Non-Event Weekends - 1p-2p OR via Zoom*option not available yet* 3p-4p)

The Buddha’s teachings of The Dhamma is a significant tool and is to be heard for better understanding of the Practice of Mental Cultivation (Bhavanā) in order to understand your reality. Best to listen to a Dhamma Talk prior to meditation for clarity of progress, opening up new insights, release of mental fatigue, inspiration towards The Path. After a lesson, Q&A Session is always welcomed.

Invitation/Request of Lessons in The Dhamma is required. Here’s how:

Brahmā ca lokādhipatī sahampati Kat’añjalī andhivaraṁ ayācatha: Santīdha sattāpparajakkha-jātikā Desetu dhammaṁ anukampimaṁ pajaṁ.

The Brahmā Sahampati, Lord of the World,with hands palm-to-palm before his heart, requested a blessing: There are beings here with only a little dust in their eyes. Please teach the Dhamma out of compassion for them.

ພຣົມມາ ຈະ ໂລກາທິປະຕິ ສະຫຳປະຕິ ກັຕຕັນຊະລີ ອັນທິວະຣັງ ອະຍາຈະຖາ: ສັນຕີທະ ສັຕຕາປ ປະຣະຊັກຂະ ຊາຕິກາ ເທເສຕຸ ທຳມັງ ອະນຸກຳປິມັງ ປະຊັງ

For beginners and locals looking for a forest retreat style of meditation, while getting a taste of Buddhism.

Practice the 3-fold laymen's path of generosity, virtue, and meditation.

Registration is required so click on the button to read up on the overnight stay/retreat, fill out the form, and email it to us.

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