The House of Dhamma is a meditation centre in Jatujak district in northern Bangkok.

The shrine room is a sacred space where groups have been meditating together for over thirty years. There is also a Buddhist library and a meeting space.

Here you can find individual or small group instruction in Integral Awareness Meditation, Buddhist Insight Meditation (Vipassana), Loving Kindness Meditation (Metta) and Reiki Healing amongst others.

Instruction is usually in English.

Open Wednesday to Sunday from 10.00 - 17.00 for scheduled courses and by appointment.

The House of Dhamma wishes to thank Khun Pongpun Saovaphudhasuve, Former Vice President of the young Buddhists Association of Thailand for his generosity in setting up the House of Dhamma domain name and website: www.houseofdhamma.com

Address:

26/9 Latprao Lane 15, Jatujak,
Bangkok 10900, Thailand
One kilometre from the Sofitel Centara Grand Hotel, Latprao, about ten minutes by taxi from Morchit Skytrain BTS station and about ten minutes walk from Latprao MRT station - exit 3.
(Click on directions link above)


Contact numbers:

Fax. 662 (from outside Thailand)
or 0 2512-6083 (in Thailand)
Tel. 662 (from outside Thailand)
or 0 2511-0439 (in Thailand)
email: dhamma.art@gmail.com

Tuesday 6 and Wednesday 7 requested

and

Saturday 10 and Sunday 11

Learn
Reiki Healing 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.

Link for full details

Thursday 15 and Friday 16 requested

and

Friday 30 and Saturday 31

Buddhist Vipassana
meditation Introductory
course

In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Vipassana (Insight) meditation.

You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.

Link for full details

Saturday 17
and Sunday 18

Integral Awareness Meditation

Discover the potential lying unperceived within any present moment. Play your way to clarity of mind and release from anxiety.

Come to know - and let go of - the processes of mind that block your inner freedom.

Revisit the presence and openness of the beginner's mind and reconnect with timeless wisdom within.

Link for full details

Thursday 22

Discovering your healing crystals workshop

This workshop helps you intuitively recognise your soul crystal, the crystal for your body, the crystal for your intellect and the crystal for your spirit.

Link for full details

February 2015

Wednesday
evenings 4 and 11 from 6.30 – 8-30 pm.

Bi-weekly Discussion Group

Free form but respectful discussions conducted in English for those who have some meditation or healing experience, preferably, but not exclusively, in a Buddhist context.

Link for full details

Saturday 7 and Sunday 8

Learn
Reiki Healing 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.

Link for full details

Sunday 15

Buddhist Vipassana Follow-up Day

These one-day sessions are highly recommended for those who have completed the House of Dhamma Introductory course or who have already practised in the Mahasri Sayadaw (or Section 5 Wat Mahadhatu) tradition and who wish to brush up their practice or to refine it.

You will practise follow-up walking and sitting exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati". There is plenty of opportunity to check your progress and ask questions in the morning and intensive practice in the afternoon

Link for full details

Thursday 19

10.00 - 12.00

Pendulum Power workshop

‘In the hands of a trained operator, the pendulum reads exact energy patterns which, in the final analysis, are the only truth we know.’

Link for full details

Saturday 21

Metta (Loving Kindness)
Meditation

These one-day sessions are held for those who have completed at least the Buddhist Vipassana Introductory course and done some individual practice in addition to that:

There is a theoretical introduction to the four Brahma Viharas:
Metta ; Karuna (Compassion);Mudita (Sympathetic joy; and Upekha (equanimity). This is followed by a look at how these qualities can be developed and what the benefits of doing so are. You are also shown how to calm and clear the mind and to radiate loving kindness to all beings.

Link for full details

Friday 27 and Saturday 28

Buddhist Vipassana meditation Introductory course

In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Vipassana (Insight) meditation.

You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.

Link for full details

March 2015

Saturday 7 and Sunday 8   

Learn
Reiki Healing 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.

Link for full details

Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12

Integral Awareness Meditation

Discover the potential lying unperceived within any present moment. Play your way to clarity of mind and release from anxiety.

Come to know - and let go of - the processes of mind that block your inner freedom.

Revisit the presence and openness of the beginner's mind and reconnect with timeless wisdom within.

Link for full details

Wednesday evenings
18 and 25 from 6.30 – 8-30 pm.

Bi-weekly Discussion Group

Free form but respectful discussions conducted in English for those who have some meditation or healing experience, preferably, but not exclusively, in a Buddhist context.

Link for full details

Thursday 19

Discovering your healing crystals workshop

This workshop helps you intuitively recognise your soul crystal, the crystal for your body, the crystal for your intellect and the crystal for your spirit.

Link for full details

Saturday 28 and Sunday 29

Learn Reiki Healing 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.

Link for full details

April 2015

Wednesday 1 evening from 6.30 – 8-30 pm.

To be confirmed

Bi-weekly Discussion Group

Free form but respectful discussions conducted in English for those who have some meditation or healing experience, preferably, but not exclusively, in a Buddhist context.

Link for full details

Friday 3 and Saturday 4

Buddhist Vipassana meditation Introductory course

In this introductory course, you will be given a theoretical background to Samatha (Concentration) meditation and shown how it differs from Vipassana (Insight) meditation.

You will gradually be guided through exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati", including standing, walking, sitting and lying down.

Link for full details

Sunday 19

Buddhist Vipassana
Follow-up day

These one-day sessions are highly recommended for those who have completed the House of Dhamma Introductory course or who have already practised in the Mahasri Sayadaw (or Section 5 Wat Mahadhatu) tradition and who wish to brush up their practice or to refine it.

You will practise follow-up walking and sitting exercises to improve your concentration and bare awareness "sati". There is plenty of opportunity to check your progress and ask questions in the morning and intensive practice in the afternoon

Link for full details

Thursday 23

10.00 - 12.00

Pendulum Power

‘In the hands of a trained operator, the pendulum reads exact energy patterns which, in the final analysis, are the only truth we know.’

Link for full details

Saturday 25 

Metta (Loving Kindness) Meditation

These one-day sessions are held for those who have completed at least the Buddhist Vipassana Introductory course and done some individual practice in addition to that:

There is a theoretical introduction to the four Brahma Viharas: Metta ; Karuna (Compassion); Mudita (Sympathetic joy; and Upekha (equanimity). This is followed by a look at how these qualities can be developed and what the benefits of doing so are. You are also shown how to calm and clear the mind and to radiate loving kindness to all beings.

Link for full details