Dhamma Magga
Vipassana in Yangon: See things as they are.
Path of Dhamma
Highlights
- Focus on Vipassana as an 'Art of Living'
- Introduction to Vipassana by S.N. Goenka available
- Offers a universal remedy for ills through meditation
- Emphasizes seeing things as they really are
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Setting
Located in Yangon, Myanmar, Dhamma Magga provides a dedicated space for meditation practice. While specific details about the immediate surroundings are not available, the urban setting suggests a retreat experience focused inward, away from the city's bustle.
Accommodation
Information regarding accommodation at Dhamma Magga is not available. Visitors should inquire directly with the center.
How to get there
Specific directions to Dhamma Magga are not provided on the website. Visitors should contact the center directly for detailed travel instructions to their Yangon location.
Nearest airport: Yangon International Airport (RGN) (4 km)
Nearest city: Yangon
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Dhamma Magga websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Mar, Jan, Dec
Avoid: Jul, Jun, Sep
Yangon experiences a tropical monsoon climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. The dry season (November to April) is generally cooler and more comfortable for travel, while the wet season (May to October) brings heavy rainfall and higher humidity.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Vipassana meditation?
Vipassana, meaning 'to see things as they really are,' is an ancient Indian meditation technique taught over 2500 years ago as a universal remedy for suffering. It is presented as an 'Art of Living' that cultivates self-observation and inner peace.
Is there an introduction to Vipassana available for new students?
Yes, for those unfamiliar with Vipassana Meditation, an introduction by Mr. Goenka and related videos, along with a Questions & Answers section, are available to provide a foundational understanding.
How does Dhamma Magga operate financially?
Dhamma Magga runs by donation, allowing participants to contribute according to their means and the benefits they receive from the courses.
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