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One-day retreat

Asalaha Puja: Thursday, July 21, 2005

Asalaha Puja is celebrated on the full-moon day of the eighth lunar month. It is a sacred day for Buddhists. On this day, the Lord Buddha gave his first sermon and one of his followers became the first Buddhist monk. The followers of the Buddha are together called the Sangha, and that is why Asalaha Puja is called 'Sangha Day'.
During the one-day retreat, we will be paying respect to the Buddha (The Great Teacher), the Dhamma (The Truth) and the Sangha (The community of those genuinely seeking the Truth), practising walking and sitting meditation in the Vipassana (Insight) Meditation tradition, and listening to a Dhamma talk on the Noble Eightfold Path.

10.00 to 18.30

at The House of Dhamma
26/9 Lardprao Soi 15, Jatujak District, Bangkok 10900

 

In addition to Dhamma talks and morning and evening chanting, standing, walking,and sitting meditations will be held in group sessions and as individual practice. Vegetarian food and snacks will be provided. There is a suggested donation of 1,500 baht per person for food and instruction.

Instruction will be in English, with some Thai translation as necessary.
The retreat is open to all English-speaking adults.
It is not necessary to be a Buddhist to take part.

The main instructors are Rev. Saddharma (Helen Jandamit), A Buddhist Priest in the Mook Rim Society (Korean Zen) who is also a Vipassana Meditation Master and healer, together with Acharn Kampan Suwanajak, Vipassana Meditation Master and Buddhist Scholar.

To book a place
Applications must be received by noon on July 15

Please contact The House of Dhamma by fax on (662) 02-512-6083
Or by phone between 10.00 and 17.00 Wednesday to Saturday at (662) 02-511-0439
or e-mail at houseofdhamma@csloxinfo.com

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