Our Upcoming Retreat House

We are delighted to announce that we are in the process of renovating a beautiful house that was generously bequeathed to us by Tony Prince and his family. This future retreat house will be a sanctuary for those seeking both group and solitary retreats, providing the perfect environment for deepening your practice.

The new retreat house will feature:

• Quiet, Serene Environment: Nestled in nature, the house will offer a peaceful setting ideal for meditation and contemplation.
• Comfortable Accommodations: Thoughtfully furnished rooms for both solitary retreats and groups, ensuring a comfortable stay.
• Meditation Areas: Rooms for group meditation sessions, Dharma talks, and teachings.
• Walking Paths: Beautiful trails for walking meditation, helping you connect with nature and practice mindfulness in motion.

Stay Updated

We are working diligently to complete the renovations and open our doors to the community. To stay updated on our progress and be among the first to know when the retreat house is open for bookings, please check our website regularly and subscribe to our newsletter.

In the spirit of generosity and gratitude, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Tony Prince and his family for their incredible gift. We look forward to welcoming you to our new retreat house and supporting your spiritual journey.

May your practice bring you peace and enlightenment.

The Importance of Going on Retreat for Buddhists

Buddhism places great emphasis on the practice of meditation, mindfulness, and inner reflection. A retreat offers a unique opportunity to deepen these practices, away from the distractions of daily life. For many Buddhists, going on retreat is not just a luxury but a vital component of their spiritual journey.

Why Go on Retreat?

1. Deepen Your Practice: Retreats provide an environment conducive to intensive meditation and practice. Without the interruptions of everyday responsibilities, you can focus more profoundly on your spiritual development.
2. Learn from Experienced Teachers: Many retreats are led by experienced monks, nuns, or lay teachers who offer invaluable guidance and teachings. This direct access to wisdom can accelerate your understanding and practice of the Dharma.
3. Cultivate Inner Peace: The tranquility of a retreat setting allows for deep inner work. This peace can help you cultivate qualities like compassion, patience, and mindfulness that are essential to the Buddhist path.
4. Connect with a Community: Retreats bring together like-minded individuals. This sense of community can be incredibly supportive, providing a network of friends and fellow practitioners who understand your spiritual aspirations.
5. Recharge and Renew: Stepping away from the busyness of life to focus on spiritual practice can be rejuvenating. It helps restore balance, clarity, and a sense of purpose.

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