Dhamma Bhusana
Vipassana in Bhusaval: Daily Practice, Open Hall
Dhamma Bhusana, affectionately known as the Ornament of Dhamma, offers a welcoming space for Vipassana meditation in Bhusaval, Maharashtra. This center, built on land allotted by the Bhusaval Municipality, provides a serene environment just a kilometer from the Tapi River. While it can accommodate up to 100 meditators in its main hall, the focus here is on accessibility and regular practice. You'll find opportunities for one-day courses, children's courses, and weekly group meditations, making it easy to integrate practice into your routine. Beyond structured events, the Dhamma hall is open daily for individual meditation, allowing for personal reflection and practice. With nearly a hundred trees planted and ongoing landscaping, the grounds are evolving into a peaceful sanctuary, fostering a sense of calm and connection.
Highlights
- Open Dhamma hall for daily individual meditation (5 am to 9 pm)
- Regular one-day courses every third Sunday
- Dedicated children's courses offered monthly
- Landscaping in progress with nearly a hundred trees planted
- Land allotted by the Bhusaval Municipality
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Setting
The center is situated about 1 km from the Tapi River on a piece of land spanning approximately 18,000 square feet. Landscaping work is in progress, with nearly a hundred trees already planted, contributing to a developing natural environment.
Accommodation
Information about overnight lodging is not available. The center primarily hosts day-long and shorter programs.
How to get there
Dhamma Bhusana is located in Shantinagar, Omakar Colony, near Kotecha High School in Bhusaval, Maharashtra. It is approximately 1 km from the Tapi River.
Nearest airport: Aurangabad Airport (IXU) (138 km)
Nearest city: Aurangabad
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Dhamma Bhusana websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Feb, Mar, Dec
Avoid: Sep, Aug, Jul
Maharashtra experiences hot summers, a monsoon season, and milder winters. Consider visiting during the cooler months from October to March for more comfortable conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of programs does Dhamma Bhusana offer?
Dhamma Bhusana offers one-day courses every third Sunday of the month, children’s courses every fourth Sunday, and group meditation every Sunday morning. Additionally, the Dhamma hall is open daily from 5 am to 9 pm for individual meditation.
Can I meditate at the center outside of scheduled courses?
Yes, any meditator is welcome to meditate in the Dhamma hall between 5 am and 9 pm daily, even when there isn't a scheduled course or group meditation.
What is the capacity of the meditation hall?
The meditation hall at Dhamma Bhusana can comfortably seat about 100 meditators for courses and group sessions.
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