Dhamma Bala
Vipassana near Bhedaghat's marble rocks.
Just half a kilometer from the famed Bhedaghat Waterfalls, Dhamma Bala, or 'Strength of Dhamma,' provides a serene setting for Vipassana meditation. Established in 2005, this center is situated on five acres of land, offering a peaceful escape from the everyday. The Narmada River, with its striking two-kilometer stretch of marble rocks, adds to the natural beauty surrounding the center. Dhamma Bala focuses on Vipassana, an ancient Indian meditation technique aimed at seeing things as they truly are, presented as an art of living. The center regularly hosts both ten-day and three-day courses, making it accessible for various commitment levels. With facilities designed to accommodate around 100 students, it offers a focused environment for deep meditation practice, running by donation.
Highlights
- Located near the famous Bhedaghat Waterfalls
- Close to the Narmada River's marble rock formations
- Offers both 3-day and 10-day Vipassana courses
- Established in 2005 on five acres of land
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Setting
The center is located a short distance from the world-renowned Bhedaghat Waterfalls and the Narmada River, famous for its two-kilometer stretch of marble rocks. This natural landscape provides a tranquil and inspiring backdrop for meditation practice.
Accommodation
Facilities at Dhamma Bala are designed to host approximately 100 students, though specific details about lodging types are not provided.
How to get there
Dhamma Bala is located opposite Bhedaghat Thane, approximately 1 km along Bapat Marg Bhedaghat Jabalpur. It is half a kilometer from the Bhedaghat Waterfalls.
Nearest airport: Jabalpur Airport (JLR) (13 km)
Nearest city: Jabalpur
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Dhamma Bala websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Feb, Dec, Nov
Avoid: Jul, Aug, Sep
No specific climate information is provided, but given its location in Jabalpur, India, visitors should be prepared for varying weather conditions depending on the season, including hot summers and a monsoon season.
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Frequently asked questions
What types of courses are offered at Dhamma Bala?
Dhamma Bala regularly holds both ten-day and three-day Vipassana meditation courses.
How large is the Dhamma Bala center?
The center is situated on five acres of land and has facilities to accommodate about 100 students.
When did Dhamma Bala begin its operations?
Dhamma Bala started functioning with its first ten-day course on May 19, 2005.
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