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Tuesday, 1 March 2016

ThaBarWa Meditation Course in Pyin Oo Lwin

The following information has been shared by ThaBarWa Monastery, who has requested Burma-Dhamma to share:

"We have a new course happening soon at ThaBarWa Center:

Title: Universal Truth and Personal Truth
Including Basic Buddhism , meditation, discussion

By Sayalay Cala (ITBMU)
12-22 March 2016

Please contact :
dawkhema@gmail.com, 09 250047330, for inscription

This is the 2nd ThaBarWa center, established in 2012. Full time retreat. Few yogis are residing there as well as few monks. (During raining season we have a lot of monks). It's quite extended in a very beautiful place. Foreigners can also stay there but outside the monthly 7-days retreat there is no one speaking english. It's easy to reach from Pyin Oo Lwin...
It is highly encouraged to spend time first to learn about our teacher and understand ThaBarWa aim before going to Pyin Oo Lwin center.

The course with Sayalay Cala is happening at our Thanlyin branch. The Pyin Oo Lwin retreat is monthly, every first week-with Usin Yevada Nanda

Tuesday, 26 January 2016

"Experiential Learning in Buddhism and Truth"

Tharbawa Monastery requested to share the following announcement:

Date: 8 days retreat in 2016 [feb 7 to 16]

Experiential Learning in Buddhism and TruthMeditation type: Insight meditation and loving kindness meditation
By Sayalay Cala (ITBMU)

Every 7 first days of the month 7 days meditation retreat at ThaBarWa Shwe Chaung (Pyin Oo Lwin)

Everyday in ThaBarwa Center, meditation class, Buddhism class & discussions. Possibility to do a self-retreat and limitless good deeds.

For all details refere to our website and can contact us through it.

Thank you for your collaboration,
Truly,

Khema Cari
ThaBarWa Dhamma Center
Thanlyin, Yangon
+95 9 250047330

www.thabarwa-nmc.blogspot.com
www.thabarwa.ratana.org
www.thabarwameditationcenter.wordpress.com

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