Vipassana Meditation Centre (Singapore)
251 Lavender Street Singapore 338789. Tel: 64453984 Location Map.
Email: vmckm@singnet.com.sg
  Website: www.vmc128.8m.com

About Us
Introduction, Objectives,
Constitution
, Management Committee.

Religious Advisors and Resident Monk
Sayadaw U Pandita, Sayadaw U Pannathami and Sayadaw U Pannananda.

Programs & Activities
Weekly Activities
A Day of Mindfulness
Meditation Course for Beginners
(Application Form)
Religious Services


Brochures
Meditation Retreat
Meditation Course

Vesak 2008


Photos & Videos

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Monthly Circular
Circular July-Aug 2008
Circular May-June 2008

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Links

Mahasi Sayadaw Analysis on Today's Vipassana Techniques
One Life's Journey

In This Very Life

Great Gifts & Giving Well

Panditarama Myanmar

Panditarama Sydney Meditation Centre

What the Buddha Taught...

Audio Dhamma talks by Sayadaw U Pandita

Meditation Course for Beginners
Conducted by Sayadaw Pannananda at Vipassana Meditation Centre (Singapore)
Session 1 : Introduction to Meditation
- What is meditation?
- Why the need to meditate?
- The significance of observing precepts to meditation
- Basic instruction on Vipassana Meditation (Sitting Meditation)

Session 2 : Vipassana Meditation Proper - Part 1
- Brief introduction to the two main Buddhist meditation : Samatha and Vipassana
- The difference between mindfulness (sati) and concentration (samadhi)
- Reason for using rising and falling of the abdomen as primary object instead of inhaling and exhaling of breath
- What are primary and secondary meditation objects
- Meditation in four postures - sitting, walking, standing, standing and lying down
- Basic instruction on Vipassana Meditation (Walking Meditation)

Session 3 : Vipassana Meditation Proper - Part 2
- Mindfulness practice according to Satipatthana sutta (Sutta on the Four Foundations of Mindfulness)
- Brief explanation on the four foundations of mindfulness : body, feeling, consciousness & mental factors
- How to deal with pain, thinking, fantasizing or any phenomena encountered during the practice
- Awareness of daily activities and the Importance of slowing down in daily activities
- The Ultimate aim : realizing the characteristic of impermanence (anicca), unsatisfactoriness (dukkha) and non-self (anatta)

Session 4 : Preparation for a Meditation Retreat
- Be mentally and physically prepared to expect the unexpected
- How to check motivation, arouse determination and patience for a balanced practice
- The significance of eight precepts to retreat
- Adhering teacher's instructions
- What & how to Report during interview
- The importance of retreat for one's spiritual progress.

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