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Guided Meditation for Silent Awakening
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At DMC, we teach tranquility meditation (samatha bhavana) and insight meditation (Vipassana) with an emphasis on compassion, noble discipline and wisdom. Students gain insight into the cause and effect relationship between internal and external reality. Through this practice, they purify their mind of undesirable thoughts and adopt a discerning attitude toward life. They also become competent in their pursuits with the acquisition of mental clarity, equanimity and awareness.
Our concern is the attainment of liberation from suffering by practicing the universal principles, such as: Not harming sentient beings; abstaining from false speech; not stealing; not engaging in misconduct; and abstaining from intoxicants. By living a decent life, we can develop the integrity and teaching of dhamma. With proper understanding, we enhance wisdom, which allows us to realize the nature of existential and non-existential phenomena.
We offer a variety of programs, seminars and social events for our members and the public at large. Through these activities, we help the participants to develop harmony, happiness and peace in their lives.
Our concern is the attainment of liberation from suffering by practicing the universal principles, such as: Not harming sentient beings; abstaining from false speech; not stealing; not engaging in misconduct; and abstaining from intoxicants. By living a decent life, we can develop the integrity and teaching of dhamma. With proper understanding, we enhance wisdom, which allows us to realize the nature of existential and non-existential phenomena.
We offer a variety of programs, seminars and social events for our members and the public at large. Through these activities, we help the participants to develop harmony, happiness and peace in their lives.
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Note: Due to outbreak, health and safety concerns, the Center remains closed to the public, and face to face services and all our classes are suspended until further notice.