Meditation Practice & Dharma Talk – August 2025
About this event
Meditation is not just about sitting in stillness. It is about cultivating awareness and clarity in all aspects of life. This special evening session, guided by our Dharma Advisor (Venerable), is designed to help participants integrate mindfulness beyond the cushion, bringing a sense of presence and calm into their daily interactions, work, and personal life.
To ensure a more personalised and focused experience, we keep the group size intentionally small — allowing each participant to receive meaningful guidance and support.
Whether you are new to meditation or have been practising for years, this session provides a supportive space to deepen your understanding and refine your practice.
By learning to apply mindfulness in daily activities, you will discover how to stay grounded and present even in challenging situations.
Open to all levels, from beginners to experienced practitioners.
To register, please visit: https://www.compassionwisdomvihara.org/dharma-and-meditation-classes
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About the organiser
We are a contemporary Buddhist community committed to making the Dharma accessible in English. While many Mahāyāna teachings are traditionally shared in Mandarin, our Vihāra provides a welcoming environment for practitioners to explore the Dharma in a language that resonates with them. By integrating traditional teachings with modern perspectives, we offer an approach to Buddhist practice that is both relevant and meaningful in today’s world.
Rooted in core Buddhist values such as mindfulness, ethical living, and selfless service, we support one another in cultivating wisdom and compassion. Through study, meditation, and compassionate action, we walk the path of inner transformation, together.
Visit our website for courses, Dharma resources, and more.
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