Dhamma Sota

Dhamma Sota, meaning "Stream of Dhamma," offers a serene escape into the ancient technique of Vipassana meditation, just 70 kilometers from New Delhi Railway Station. Established in 2000, this center is set on 16 acres within the verdant Aravali Hills, providing a tranquil environment conducive to deep introspection. While the specific tradition isn't explicitly stated, the center's name and the emphasis on Vipassana suggest a lineage focused on seeing things as they truly are, a practice taught as an "Art of Living" over 2500 years ago. With a capacity for 120 meditators in single rooms, and a meditation hall accommodating 125, Dhamma Sota is well-equipped for those seeking a dedicated period of practice. The presence of a Pagoda with 108 meditation cells further enhances the opportunities for individual contemplation.

Highlights

• 108 individual meditation cells in the Pagoda
• Single-occupancy rooms for all meditators
• Set within 16 acres of the Aravali Hills
• Established in 2000, offering a mature retreat environment

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Setting

The center is nestled within 16 acres of land, surrounded by the deep green valley of the Aravali Hills. This natural setting provides a peaceful and secluded atmosphere, ideal for focused meditation practice away from the distractions of urban life.

Accommodation

Dhamma Sota can accommodate up to 120 meditators, with 72 rooms for males and 48 for females. All rooms are for single occupancy, ensuring privacy. Some rooms come with attached bathrooms, while others utilize common bathroom facilities.

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