Welcome to the home of
Insight Meditation Australia
Insight meditation is about mindfulness, meditation, opening of the heart practices, wisdom teachings and ethics.
It has its roots in Vipassana practices from the Theravadin Buddhist tradition.
On this web site you will find a calendar of retreats, events and biographies of recognised Insight Dharma teachers in Australia.
Our teachers offer a range of day, weekend and week-long retreats and workshops throughout the year both residential and non-residential.
Most Insight Meditation Australia's retreats workshops and events continue the long-established tradition of not charging a fee for the teaching relying on a spirit of generosity from practitioners in the form of dana (donations) to support the teaching. Dharma teachers may also offer retreats, workshops, courses and events that are fee based.
We look forward to you joining us on our programs. It could change your life, your community, and your world.
May all live with clarity and wisdom.
It has its roots in Vipassana practices from the Theravadin Buddhist tradition.
On this web site you will find a calendar of retreats, events and biographies of recognised Insight Dharma teachers in Australia.
Our teachers offer a range of day, weekend and week-long retreats and workshops throughout the year both residential and non-residential.
Most Insight Meditation Australia's retreats workshops and events continue the long-established tradition of not charging a fee for the teaching relying on a spirit of generosity from practitioners in the form of dana (donations) to support the teaching. Dharma teachers may also offer retreats, workshops, courses and events that are fee based.
We look forward to you joining us on our programs. It could change your life, your community, and your world.
May all live with clarity and wisdom.
"Just as the great ocean has but one taste,
the taste of salt,
Even so these teachings have but one taste,
the taste of freedom."
The Buddha
the taste of salt,
Even so these teachings have but one taste,
the taste of freedom."
The Buddha