Dhamma Geha Vipassana Bali

01/11/2023

13/10/2023

Dear all,

We would like to inform you that the next children’s course is now open for applications.

The course is for children aged: 8-17

The course will be on the 12th of November.

Location: Sekolah Montessori erskinder

To fill in an application, use the following link: https://www.dhamma.org/en/schedules/schid (scroll to the bottom of the page)
Vipassana Bali

24/06/2023

“My dear Dhamma sons and daughters, the time has come once again for many to learn Dhamma. As Sayagyi U Ba Khin used to say ‘The clock of Vipassana has struck.’ We are fortunate to have the opportunity to develop our pāramis by assisting Dhamma to spread. It will spread because it is bound to, not because of the efforts of a particular person or group….Dhamma finds the means to help those whose time has ripened to become liberated." -- S.N. Goenka, For the Benefit of Many

20/05/2023

Dear Dhamma Friends,

This documentary attempts to capture the journey of Vipassana from ancient times and the role played by Mr. S. N. Goenka in its spread in recent times.

Golden 50 Years of Vipassana as taught by S.N. Goenka Vipassana which means ‘to see things as they are’, particularly, ‘one’s own reality’, is one of India’s...

16/04/2023

As a reminder, registration is open for the upcoming Children’s course.

https://www.dhamma.org/en/schedules/schid

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With Metta,
Dhamma Geha Bali

20/03/2023

Dear all,

We have some GREAT NEWS to share with you.

Finally! We are glad to announce a 1-Day Introductory Course in Meditation for Children and Teenagers...

Date: Sunday 30th April
Location: Sunrise School Canggu.

To apply, use the following link: https://www.dhamma.org/en/schedules/schid

Vipassana Bali

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28/02/2023

As Vipassana meditators progress on the path, they emerge from the old habit pattern of self-centeredness and start to concern themselves with others. They notice how everywhere people are suffering: young or old, men or women, black or white, wealthy or poor, all are suffering. Meditators realize that they themselves were miserable until they encountered the Dhamma. They know that, like themselves, others have started to enjoy real happiness and peace by following the Path. Seeing this change stimulates a feeling of sympathetic joy, and strengthens the wish to help suffering people come out of their misery with Vipassana. Compassion overflows, and with it the volition to help others find relief from their suffering.

S.N. Goenka

13/02/2023

However bitter it may be, suffering is a universal truth in the lives of beings. It cannot be denied. The Buddha not only revealed the fundamental truth of suffering, he made its cause crystal clear and he thoroughly delineated the simple, easily acceptable art of living of Vipassana, consisting of the Eightfold Noble Path. This art of living is not merely a philosopher’s theoretical or intellectual exposition; it is an entirely pragmatic, proven path, which gives visible results here and now to those who practice it. It gives hope to those who are discouraged and mired in suffering. It grants peace and happiness in both the mundane and supramundane fields of life.

S.N. Goenka