Mindfulness helps to have a happy life. Evil thoughts and past bad memories give us stress, anxiety, sadness, and suffering. If you can focus your mind on the present, you can give up them. Day-Long Retreat gives you wonderful instructions for being in the present and nice tips to eliminate your bad memories and depression. We will hold our one-day meditation retreat 16th of September on Saturday from 9 am-4 pm. Join this great chance and have a nice experience meditating with monks.
Styles:
- Buddhist teachings on mindfulness, including contemplation of the body, Sensation, the mind, and Dhamma.
- The practice of spreading loving-kindness and compassion, fostering a sense of harmony and well-being.
Skill Level:
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
Our compassionate and knowledgeable monks will guide you throughout the retreat, providing support and insights tailored to your individual needs.
Benefits:
- A chance to unplug and slow down from the fast pace of life, allowing you to reconnect with nature and yourself.
- Alleviating any mental discomfort or stress you may be experiencing.
- Cultivating the power of mindfulness, paving the way to the path of bliss and happiness.
- Enjoying mindful walks in the silent beauty of the surrounding nature trails.
- Learning and practicing how to mindfully engage in everyday activities such as eating, sleeping, walking, and talking.
- Nourishing yourself with healthy and delicious meals provided free of charge.
- Having fun and forming deep connections with an amazing group of individuals on the same journey.
Cost:
Due to space constraints and complimentary lunch and tea provided for all attendees, a $40 registration fee is applicable to prevent fraudulent sign-ups. Pledge Members along with Family, No sign-up payments are required! Confirm your participation by sending an email to info@buddhameditationdc.org
Our monks selflessly share their priceless teachings, experience, and time with you, completely free of charge. The retreat's meals are generously provided by volunteers who have personally experienced the bliss of mindfulness during past daylong retreats.
What Makes This Retreat Special:
Don't just take our word for it; here are a few testimonials from previous participants:
Time Table:
You are welcome to participate in all sessions or enjoy your own silent meditation refraining from the use of electronic devices.
LUNCH MENU
VEGETABLE RICE |
ROASTED CHICKEN |
POTATO (FRIED) |
BOILED EGGS |
SPAGHETTI PASTA |
VEGETABLE SALAD |
VEGAN SANDWICH |
CAKE |
YOGHURT
FRUITS
APPLE GRAPES BANANA STRAWBERRY
If you're prefered, you can bring your own lunch.
Retreat place
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Buddha Meditation Center of Maryland,
5004 Stone Rd, Rockville, MD 20853 |
Q&A:
Q: Is this a religious practice?
A: Not at all. This is a mindfulness practice. Right Mindfulness is the path Buddha taught to achieve the bliss of happiness. Monks are here to teach and share their experiences and meditate with the team. Everyone is welcome and treated equally. If you have daily religious observations, feel free to practice them in your personal room.
Q: What should I bring?
A: All you need is an open mind, a passion for mindfulness.
Q: Why should I consider donating to the program?
A: Think about how you felt when you experienced discomfort, anxiety, stress, or depression in your life. It's worth helping someone overcome such situations and find practical ways to cope. The monks freely share their experiences, and by donating to arrange more mindful retreats, we can become a part of the greater good to help humanity.
Q: What should I wear?
A: We kindly ask all attendees to dress comfortably and modestly during the retreat. Please choose clothing that allows you to move freely and feel at ease throughout the activities.
Q: Is this a religious practice?
A: Not at all. This is a mindfulness practice. Right Mindfulness is the path Buddha taught to achieve the bliss of happiness. Monks are here to teach and share their experiences and meditate with the team. Everyone is welcome and treated equally. If you have daily religious observations, feel free to practice them in your personal room.
Q: What should I bring?
A: All you need is an open mind, a passion for mindfulness.
Q: Why should I consider donating to the program?
A: Think about how you felt when you experienced discomfort, anxiety, stress, or depression in your life. It's worth helping someone overcome such situations and find practical ways to cope. The monks freely share their experiences, and by donating to arrange more mindful retreats, we can become a part of the greater good to help humanity.
Q: What should I wear?
A: We kindly ask all attendees to dress comfortably and modestly during the retreat. Please choose clothing that allows you to move freely and feel at ease throughout the activities.
Terms and Conditions:
- Health and Medical Conditions: If you have any health or medical conditions, please consult with your physician to determine if the retreat is suitable for you. Please inform the retreat organizers of any health or medical conditions when signing up and at the beginning of the retreat. Be sure to bring any medications you regularly take when attending the retreat. B
- Code of Conduct: We expect all attendees to treat others and the retreat environment with respect. Any disruptive or disrespectful behaviour may result in being asked to leave the retreat.
- Liability and Waiver: By participating in the retreat, you acknowledge the physical activities involved and assume all associated risks. You are responsible for your own safety and well-being during the retreat. You release the retreat organizers, instructors, and hosts from any liability for injuries or harm that may occur.
- Photography and Media: Please note that the retreat organizers may take photographs or videos during the retreat for educational purposes and social media. By attending the retreat, you grant permission to use your likeness and photographs for such purposes.
- Please be advised that food prepared by our devotees may contain or come into contact with milk, eggs, soybeans, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, and shellfish. Food is offered voluntarily as a practice of generosity. If you have any food allergies, please bring your own food.
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