What is Vipassana?
Vipassana, or insight meditation, is the practice
of continued close attention to sensation,
through which one ultimately sees the true
nature of existence. It is believed to be the form
of meditation practice taught by the Buddha
himself, and although the specific form of the
practice may vary, it is the basis of all traditions
of Buddhist meditation.
Vipassana is the predominant Buddhist
meditation practice in Sri Lanka and Southeast
Asia. At the beginning of the twentieth century,
there was an important revival of this early form
of meditation practice, led by the Venerable
Mahasi Sayadaw of Burma, and Ajahn Chalee of
Albany, Oregon and continues today at IIMC.
We are always happy to answer questions and
introduce newcomers to Vipassana mediation
practice. Please fill out our Practice Group
Registration Form or Contact Us to request
information or to set a time to speak to a
teacher.
For a more detailed description of Vipassana
Meditation, please read our PDF booklet “How
To Practice Vipassana (Insight Meditation)” by
our lead teacher Ben Heffer:
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