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A minimum of two courses are held at the centre each month. A growing number of meditators have settled in the area to help the management, and gain benefit by visiting for group meditation. Other frequent visitors are a family of kangaroos and smaller marsupials, who live in the eucalypt forest nearby.

Vipassana Dhura Meditation Society

Address: 12118 E. Amherst Circle   Aurora CO 80014
Tradition: Theravada, Mahasi Sayadaw
Phone: (303) 861-5051
E-mail: vipassanadhura@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.vipassanadhura.com/
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Main Contact: Cynthia Thatcher  (Phone: (303) 861-5051)
Spiritual Director: Achan Sobin Namto  
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Offering detailed, authentic teachings in moment-to-moment mindfulness from the Thai-Mahasi tradition. Learn sitting/walking meditation, the Sixteen Stages of Insight, and mindful eating. Free correspondence program.

Vipassana Haarlem

Address: Nieuwe Gracht 86zw, Haarlem   Haarlem Noord-Holland 2011 NK
Tradition: Theravada, Mahasi Sayadaw
Phone: +31 23 202 67 69
E-mail: info@vipassanahaarlem.nl
Website: http://www.vipassanahaarlem.nl/
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Vipassana Haarlem offers beginner courses as well as meditation groups and days for more experienced meditators.

Vipassana Hawaii

Address: North Kohala, Hawai‘i Island   Kapaau HI 96755
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 808 889-0567
E-mail: information@vipassanahawaii.org
Website: http://www.vipassanahawaii.org/
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Teachers: Steven Smith, Michele McDonald-Smith  
Main Contact: Sophia V Schweitzer  Email  (Phone: 808 889-0567)
Teacher: Michele McDonald  
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Vipassana in Rosenheim

Address: Max-Josefs-Platz 22   Rosenheim Bayern 83022
Tradition: Theravada
E-mail: Gregor@Joepgen.net
Website: http://www.Vipassana-Rosenheim.de
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Main Contact: Gregor Joepgen  Email  (Phone: +49 (0)178 1706517 )

Vipassana Meditation - Dhamma Padipa

Address: 13 Goldsmith Road   Claremont WA 6010
Tradition: Theravada, S. N. Goenka
Phone: (08) 9388 9151
E-mail: Please visit web site for web contact form
Website: http://www.padipa.dhamma.org/
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Provides residential 10-day courses to the general public at the Vipassana meditation Centre located in West Brookton. Around six 10-day courses are held each year. During each day of the course, participants observe a basic moral code, refrain from talking with each other, and devote most of the day to practicing meditation. Daily instructions and discourses provide step-by-step guidance. With continued practise the mind calms down, develops concentration, and begins to observe the reality within - this is knowing oneself directly. All courses are funded by donation.

Vipassana Meditation Centre

Address: PO Box 103, Blackheath, NSW 2785   NSW
Tradition: Theravada, U Ba Kin, Vipassana
Affiliation: Northern Rivers Vipassana
E-mail: info@bhumi.dhamma.org
Website: http://www.dhamma.org
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Contact: Centre Managers  
Teacher: S.N. Goenka  
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Northern Rivers Vipassana

Address: Lismore region  NSW
Tradition Affiliation: Vipassana Meditation Centre (Blackheath)
Phone: (02) 6685 6616 or (02) 6684 1843
Contact: The Manager  
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Vipassana Meditation Centre (Singapore)

Address: 251 Lavender Street. Singapore 338789  
Tradition: Theravada, Mahasi Sayadaw
Phone: 6445 3984
E-mail: vmckm@singnet.com.sg
Website: http://vmc128.8m.com
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Teacher:: Fridays:  
Teacher: Sayadaw U Pannananda, a disciple of Venerable Sayadaw U Pandita.  
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REGULAR PROGRAMME:

7.30 pm - 8.00 pm Meditation Session 8.00 pm - 9.30 pm Dhamma Talk Saturdays: 7.30 pm - 8.00 pm Meditation Session 8.00 pm - 9.30 pm Dhamma Talk Sundays: 9.00 am - 11.00 am Puja and Dhamma Class

Meditators are welcome to the centre anytime to practise, either individually or in groups for retreats.

Transport: The nearest MRT (Boon Keng Station)

Vipassana Meditation Tasmania (Dhamma Pabha)

Address: GPO Box 6   Hobart TAS 7001
Tradition: Theravada, Western
Phone: (03) 6266 4343 (03) 6228 6535 / 03) 6263 6785 or (03) 6261 1364
E-mail: mjr@southcom.com.au
Website: http://www.pabha.dhamma.org/
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Contact: Martin Rose  
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Dhamma Pabha (which means "radiance" or "glow of Dhamma") is nestled in a forest in the slopes of Mt Dromedary, forty minutes by road from Hobart. The tall trees and the bushland setting are far from the noises of civilisation, trains or traffic, the only sounds being those of the native wildlife.

After twelve years of holding courses at hired campsites, the first course was held at Dhamma Pabha in December 1994 using temporary facilities. There is now a warm and comfortable meditation hall, kitchen and office. The next project will be to build more permanent accommodation for the students. Despite Tasmania\\\'s isolation and small population, a dedicated group of Vipassana students are building a peaceful sanctuary of Dhamma in the forest there.

Ten-day residential courses in vipassana meditation are held every month. All ten-day courses begin the evening of the first day and end early morning of the last day. Vipassana means to see things as they really are. In a ten-day course students learn to develop heightened awareness and concentration, which is then used to examine their own mental and physical nature. By this practice they gain insight and detachment to free themselves from such mental tensions as anger, greed and fear.

These courses are conducted by Assistant Teachers to S.N.Goenka of the Vipassana International Academy, India.

Course registration & information:
(03)6228-6535 or 6266-4343

Vipassana Singapore

Address: Mailing Address: 469, MacPherson Road #03-03 Singapore 368186. Tel: (+65) 9011 9432 E-mail: registration@sg.dhamma.org Info: info@sg.dhamma.org Web: www.sg.dhamma.org  
Tradition: Theravada, S N Goenka Tradition
Phone: 65 90119432
E-mail: registration@sg.dhamma.org
Website: http://www.sg.dhamma.org
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Vipassana Singapore

Offering courses in Vipassana Meditation as taught by the late S.N. Goenka in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin.

Introduction to Vipassana Meditation

Vipassana, which means to see things as they really are, is one of the most ancient techniques of meditation. The Buddha taught it in India more than 2500 years ago as a universal remedy for universal ills, an Art of Living. To those who are not familiar with Vipassana Meditation we recommend visiting the International Vipassana Website for an introduction. 

To apply for a course

To learn Vipassana Meditation one needs to develop ones own experience during a residential ten-day course.   Courses are held several times a year in Singapore.

To apply for a course and to understand the requirements, please read the Code of Discipline and find a convenient date in the Course Schedule.

Children and Teenagers Courses

Specially adapted courses give Children (aged 8-12) and Teenagers (aged 13-18) the opportunity to learn Anapana meditation (the first stage in Vipassana) during a one-day course.

Course Checklist

If you will be attending a course, please review the Course Checklist for items to bring with you, general instructions, information on how to get to the course.

Course Fees

There are no charges for the courses, not even to cover the cost of food and accommodation. Courses are run solely on the donation from old students. All the related expenses are fully met by donations from those who have completed a course experienced the benefits of Vipassana, and wish to give others the same opportunity. Neither the teachers nor the course helpers receive remuneration; they and those who organise the courses volunteer their time so that more people can experience the peace and harmony.

About the Course site

Courses are usually held at St Johns Island which is located approximately 6.5km south of Singapore. The course site is located on the north-western part of the island. Accommodation facilities are dormitories with shared common bathrooms and toilets.

Virginia Boudha Vihar

Address: 9108 Backlick Road   Ft. Belvoir, Fairfax VI VA 22060-1303
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Ajahn Cha
Phone: (703) 372-1995
E-mail: virginabv@yahoo.com
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Main Contact: Paritosh Barua  (Phone: (703) 372-1995)
Spiritual Director: Ven. Gayanosri Bhikkhu  Email  (Phone: (703) 372-1995)
Teacher: Ven. Gayanosri Bhikkhu  
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The Virginia  Boudha Vihar  newly established  by the group of Bengali Buddhist community  2009 . And  its our main aim is the prompting Buddhas teaching and practice meditation, or carry on our Bengali culture and heritage one to another generation.

The Virginia Boudha Vihar main object to establish Dhamma school and meditation.

Vivekarama

Address: Mowbray Villa 16 St Bedes Terrace Sunderland   Sunderland Tyne & Wear SR2 8HS
Tradition: Theravada, Burmese
E-mail: nandapala43@googlemail.com
Website: http://www.vivekarama.org.uk
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Main Contact: Venerable Dr Ashin Nandapala  Email  
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Our aims: 

1. To practise, propagate and perpetuate Buddhism and in particular Theravada Buddhism.
2. To make provision for religious ceremonies for Buddhists.
3. To provide facilities for training and education in regard to Buddhism.
4. To provide opportunities and accommodation for fellowship and debate in regard to Buddhism.
5. To establish or to secure the establishment of a centre for the above activities to be known as the Vivekarama Meditation Centre (hereinafter referred to as “V.M.C.”) and of such centre or centres for the above activities as may from time to time be practicable and desireable.

Why Sunderland? 

Sunderland does need a Buddhist Centre.

There has been no Buddhist monastery in Sunderland and the nearest one is approximately 30 miles away in Hexham. With great help from The Venerable Ashin Nandapala, Vivekarama Charity is established in Sunderland. It is going to be the first Buddhist Monastery founded in the city.

Waikato Compassion Meditation Centre

Address: 436 D, Holland Road,   Eureka 3286
Tradition: Theravada, Sinhalese and English
Phone: +64 78592180
E-mail: wcmchamilton@gmail.com
Website: https://www.hamiltonbuddhistmeditation.org.nz/about
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Teacher: Bhante Metteyya/ Ven. Tenzin Chosang  
Spiritual Director: Bhante Metteyya Dunuvila  Email  (Phone: 021 2592747)
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The Hamilton Buddhist Vihara or Waikato Compassion Buddhist Vihara established in 2001 with the guidance and patronage of most venerable Butavatte Saranankara Nayaka Thero. Malaysian Buddhists living in Malaysia sponsored the establishment. Sri Lankans and Malaysians living in Hamilton and New Zealand on whole supported the Buddhist Vihara.

Afterward the vihara is continuing with the patronage of Bhante Metteyya with the wider supports of Sri Lankan Buddhists living in Hamilton, bay of plenty and Auckland. It is also having help and supports of Venerable Tenzin Chosang with the local Kiwi community and various ethnicity. The vihara is holding the Theravada tradition. Venerable Tenzin Chosang who ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist monk, contribute a lot to the centre. The Buddhist vihara is open for all.

Washington Buddhist Vihara

Address: 5017 16th Street, N.W.,   Washington DC
Tradition: Theravada, American
Phone: (202) 723-0773
Website: http://www.buddhistvihara.com/
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Founder: Ven. Madihe Pannasiha Mahanayaka Thera  
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Endeavoring to share the knowledge of the Dhamma of the Buddha, the Washington Buddhist Vihara, from it is very inception, has supported a policy that goes beyond ethnic and cultural boundaries. Though people of many nationalities frequent the Vihara, all regular services are conducted in the English language. This policy has greatly aided the introduction of Buddhism to the USA. In fact, almost one half of the Washington Buddhist Vihara Societys membership is made up of local Americans. As there are no language barriers, visitors and devotees who speak different languages feel quite at home at the Vihara. There is always some one to talk to.

Wat Mongkhool-Khunaram

Address: 697 St Anthony Avenue, St Paul, MN 55104   MN
Tradition: Theravada, Thai and Hmong
Phone: 952-594-9582.
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Teacher: Ajan Kosam, resident monk  
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The temple operates out of a two story grey house surrounded by a grey cyclone fence. But when you leave your shoes at the door, step inside and you find a small prayer hall with statues and pictures of Buddha on the wall and a low dais where Ajan Phra Khrupras- itthamrha Kosam, the resident Thai Buddhist monk sits during services. The lay people coming there are not Lao or Thai. They are Hmong.

Wat opened in October of 2012 . Visitors are welcome and visits can be arranged by calling Mr. Yang at 952-594-9582.

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