Courses

Ajahn Ñāṇadassano (Nyanadassano) is of Czech origin, grew up with a Russian father in Latvia. In the fall of 1999, he came to Amaravati (in Great Britain) with the intention of becoming a monk. Sign up in the article for meditations with Ajahn Ñāṇadassano in Červeněvsi

The course will be dedicated to introducing non-Udalistic meditation as part of the combination of calmness meditation (samathá) and insight meditation (vipassaná). It is an introduction to one-moment meditation (éka-sanskára-samadhi) based on the text The Rise of Faith in the Mahayana.

We would like to invite you to a meditation retreat (sesshin), which will be held on November 25-27. 2022 in the Buddhist center on Mala Skála. The weekend retreat (retreat, sesshin) is focused on the intensive practice of Zen meditation in sitting (zazen), walking (kinhin) and simple daily activities in the traditional Japanese Zen school of Soto master Dogen.

We cordially invite you to the New Year’s meditation course, led by the Lithuanian nun Ayya Piyadassī in Tuněchodský Mlýn. Ayya ​​​​Piyadassī is a Lithuanian nun practicing Dhamma since 2007. After attending a center with the teachings of the Buddha through vipassana retreats in the Goen tradition, she fully immersed herself in the practice of Dhamma in Burma, where she was ordained as a nun in 2013.

The course is led by Visu Teoh, who has been practicing Dhamma since 1982. He was born in Penang, Malaysia, originally worked as a journalist, then was a Theravada Buddhist monk for the next 17 years. He practiced meditation under the guidance of many important teachers such as Sayadaw U Pandita, Sayadaw U Lakhana or bhante Sujiva.

Bhante Ottama, senior Theravada Buddhist monk (bhikkhu) and member of the council of elders of the Theravada Buddhism religious society, will be staying in the Czech Republic and Slovakia from June to August.

DUE TO THE CONTINUING STATE OF EMERGENCY AND NATIONAL QUARANTINE, THE EVENT IS CANCELED! In the Shanta Vana spiritual center, from 9.4. to 13. 4. 2020 is holding an Easter meditation meeting (4 nights – arrival on the first day from 4:00 p.m., departure on the last day after 12:00 p.m.). This is a self-study, that is, a stay without a teacher.