Date |
Course |
Summary |
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September
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| Wednesday, September 6 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
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In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
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| Friday, September 8 & Saturday 9 |
Two-day
Traditional Buddhist Insight meditation Introductory course
For beginners and as a refresher
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In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Insight (Vipassana) meditation.
You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.
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| Sunday, September 10 |
Traditional
Buddhist Insight Meditation
One-day follow-up |
A day of fairly intensive, mostly silent, meditation practice.
These one-day sessions are intended for those who have completed the House of Dhamma ‘Taster’ or ‘Vipassana introductory’ courses or who have already practised in the Mahasri Sayadaw tradition and who wish to brush up their practice or to refine it.
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| Friday, September 15 and Saturday 16 |
Learn Reiki Healing level One
This course is for participants with some previous Buddhist meditation experience
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Reiki
is a Japanese word which means Universal Life Force, the energy
around us and within us. Reiki is a way of activating, directing
and applying natural energy for the promotion of health, healing,
balance and wholeness.
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| Saturday, September 30 |
One-day special: Vipassana Taster
For beginners and general interest
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In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
October
|
| Wednesday, October 4 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
|
In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
| Thursday, October 5 |
One-day introduction to Metta (Loving Kindness) Meditation:
This course is for participants with some previous Buddhist meditation experience |
Workshop details
Initially there is a theoretical introduction to the 4 Brahma Viharas: Metta (Loving Kindness); Karuna (Compassion); Mudita (Sympathetic joy and Upekha (equanimity).
You are shown how to calm and clear the mind, chant for the well-being of all and use visualisation to intensify the practice.
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| Wednesday, October 11 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
|
In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
| Saturday, October 14 and Sunday, October 15 |
Two-day
Traditional Buddhist Insight meditation Introductory course
For beginners and as a refresher
|
In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Insight (Vipassana) meditation.
You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.
|
Monday,
October 16 |
Traditional
Buddhist Insight Meditation
One-day follow-up
This course is for participants with some previous Buddhist meditation experience
|
A day of fairly intensive, mostly silent, meditation practice.
These one-day sessions are intended for those who have completed the House of Dhamma ‘Taster’ or ‘Insight Meditation introductory’ courses or who have already practised in the Mahasri Sayadaw tradition and who wish to brush up their practice or to refine it.
|
Friday,
October 20 and Saturday 21 |
Learn Reiki Healing level Two |
Reiki
is a Japanese word which means Universal Life Force, the energy
around us and within us. Reiki is a way of activating, directing
and applying natural energy for the promotion of health, healing,
balance and wholeness.
|
Tuesday,
October 24 to Friday 27
10am - 1 pm |
Mindful Morning Meditation
at
The House of Dhamma
For beginners
|
A four-morning course for adult English speakers who would like to learn how to practice traditional Buddhist Insight meditation
|
November
|
| Wednesday, November 1 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
|
In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
Friday, November 3
and Saturday, November 4 |
Two-day
Traditional Buddhist Insight meditation Introductory course
For beginners and as a refresher
|
In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Insight (Vipassana) meditation.
You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.
|
| Wednesday, November 8 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
|
In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
| Friday, November 24 and Saturday 25 |
Learn Reiki Healing ART
Reiki Healing level Three |
Reiki
is a Japanese word which means Universal Life Force, the energy
around us and within us. Reiki is a way of activating, directing
and applying natural energy for the promotion of health, healing,
balance and wholeness.
|
December
|
| Wednesday, December 6 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
|
In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
Friday, December 8
and Saturday, December 9 |
Two-day
Traditional Buddhist Insight meditation Introductory course
For beginners and as a refresher
|
In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Insight (Vipassana) meditation.
You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.
|
| Friday, December 15 and Saturday 16 |
Learn Reiki Healing level One |
Reiki
is a Japanese word which means Universal Life Force, the energy
around us and within us. Reiki is a way of activating, directing
and applying natural energy for the promotion of health, healing,
balance and wholeness.
|
| Friday, December 22 and Saturday 23 |
Traditional Buddhist Insight Meditation
Follow-up Mini-retreat
for meditators experienced in this form of meditation
(non-residential)
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For adult English speakers who would like to hone up their practice of traditional Buddhist Insight (Vipassana) meditation
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| Monday, December 25 |
One-day introduction to Metta (Loving Kindness) Meditation:
This course is for participants with some previous Buddhist meditation experience |
Workshop details
Initially there is a theoretical introduction to the 4 Brahma Viharas: Metta (Loving Kindness); Karuna (Compassion); Mudita (Sympathetic joy and Upekha (equanimity).
You are shown how to calm and clear the mind, chant for the well-being of all and use visualisation to intensify the practice.
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| Saturday, December 30 |
One-day special: Insight Meditation
Taster
For beginners and general interest
|
In an integrated way, participants will discover ways in which concentration-based meditation differs from awareness-based meditation. They will practise standing, walking and sitting
meditation and have the opportunity to ask questions about the practice and their personal experience of it.
|
Note: A written application and a deposit are required for all courses
at least 5 days before the scheduled starting date.
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Courses requested by you
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The following courses can also sometimes be arranged on request at times that fit in with your schedule. They will usually be on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays in the daytime.
Please apply by e-mail giving contact details to dhamma.art@gmail.com at least 5 days before the date you wish to attend.
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| Pendulum Power: |
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2 hours -3,000 Baht for an individual session
2,000 Baht per person for a small group session arranged by you (2 - 4 people) |
Discover your healing crystals:
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2 hours -3,000 Baht for an individual session
2,000 Baht per person for a small group session arranged by you
(2 - 4 people) |
Integral Awareness Meditation
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Less Buddhist culture: More authentic personal practice |
2 consecutive days – 10 am to about 4.30 pm -
8,000 Baht per person for a small group arranged by you (2 - 4 people)
10,000 Baht for an individual session |
| Metta (Loving kindness) Meditation |
|
1 day – 10 am to about 4.00 pm
3,500 Baht per person for small groups of 2 – 4 people at scheduled times.
4,000 Baht per person for a small group arranged by you (2 - 4 people)
4,500 Baht for an individual session
(Suitable for those who have some experience of Buddhist meditation) |
