Vipassana Meditation Centre (Singapore)
251 Lavender Street Singapore 338789. Tel: 64453984 Location Map.
Email: vmckm@singnet.com.sg  Website: www.vmc128.8m.com

About Us
Introduction, Objectives,
Constitution, Management Committee.

Religious Advisors and Resident Monk
Sayadaw U Pandita, Sayadaw U Pannathami and Sayadaw U Pannananda.

Programs & Activities
Weekly Activities
A Day of Mindfulness
Meditation Course for Beginners (Application Form)
Religious Services

Brochures
Meditation Retreat
Meditation Course
Vesak 2008

Photos & Videos
Click here to view photos and videos of activities and events (1999 till now.)

Monthly Circular
Circular Mar 2008
Circular May-June 2008
If you wish to receive VMC monthly circular, please email your request to:
vmckm@singnet.com.sg

Links
Mahasi Sayadaw Analysis on Today's Vipassana Techniques
One Life's Journey
In This Very Life
Great Gifts & Giving Well
Panditarama Myanmar
Panditarama Sydney Meditation Centre
What the Buddha Taught...
Audio Dhamma talks by Sayadaw U Pandita

Introduction

Vipassana Meditation Centre (Singapore) is one of the earliest Buddhist institutions to propagate and perpetuate the practice of Vipassana Meditation in Singapore. It was set up in 1993 as a non-profit organization with the Registrar of Societies. VMC is set up with the objective of providing opportunities and a venue for all (Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike), who are interested in studying and practising the Teachings of the Buddha, i.e. the cultivation and development of the mind that leads to the end of all suffering. Towards this end, we strive in the best possible way to provide the earnest Truth seeker with the theoretical aspect of the method of Vipassana Meditation (The Four Foundations of Mindfulness) that is based upon the Pali canonical texts. This is followed with clear and precise instructions for putting the theories into actual practice.

From time to time, we organize meditation retreats, guided by learned and capable meditation teachers to provide opportunities for a more intensive mode of practice. Our annual Metta retreat has been well received since we introduced it in 1998. We are also trying to set up a permanent centre which is conducive and comfortable for the practice of Vipassana Meditation in Singapore, as promoting the practice of Vipassana Meditation is our primary aim.

Important annual events such as Vesak, Vassa entry and Kathina on the Buddhist calendar are also observed. Besides providing opportunities to accrue merits, such occasions also allow Buddhists to understand the significance of these occasions and thus enrich their appreciation and understanding of their own faith.

Those devoted to the practice of giving and sharing may offer dana at the centre or during meditation retreats. They may also make donations for the publications of Dhamma materials, such as Dhamma books and Dhamma CDs, for free distribution.

This web site was last updated by Jimmy Quek (Email: Webmaster) on April 20, 2008. For more information on VMC's current activities, please contact VMC directly.

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