Weekly Meditation and Retreat information
Vipassana Retreat schedule: July 28th – 30th (Friday/Sunday) led by Sakula-Mary from Portland August 26th “Day of Mindfulness” (Saturday) in Thai language September 22nd – 24th (Friday/Sunday) led by Ajahn Ritthi The Weekend Vipassana Retreat starts on Friday at 7 pm through Sunday at 9 am. The Day of Mindfulness starts on Saturday at 9 am […]
The Monks gather together every evening at 7pm, except weekends, to chant and meditate (evening prayers). All are welcome. On Wednesday evenings the chanting is in Pali and English, followed with 45 minutes of meditation, a break for tea, and then a Dhamma talk in English. All are welcome, even without prior meditation instructions or practice.
Come and celebrate Visakha Puja, The Buddha’s Birthday, on May 10th at our Wednesday Evening Meditation at 7 pm. After Meditation we will light candles and while chanting walk around the Temple 3 times. Visakha Puja, Buddha’s Birthday is a major Buddhist festival celebrated by all the Buddhists throughout the world, with great ceremonial rituals. This […]
Attending one of our Vipassana Retreats is a great way to get away from your daily activities, free your mind, and concentrate on your meditation practice. The Retreats alternate between Weekend and Saturday (Day of Mindfulness). Even if you select the Weekend Retreat, but cannot attend the full retreat, you are welcome to attend “Saturday only”. Please […]
An embedded player for listening to the Wednesday Evening Chanting: Following is a link to downloading the Chanting Book Following is a link to downloading the Chanting audio file
ABM Retreat Guide Introduction Welcome to the Atammayataram Buddhist Monastery and Meditation Center (ABM). The ABM was founded by the Venerable Ajahn Rithi and Buddhist in Washington State in 1998. With the limited of space, Ajahn Rithi start teaching meditation in small American group on every Wednesday. Until the new meditation hall was build and […]
On Wednesday at 7.00pm we chant in Pali and English, followed by a 45 minute meditation, a tea break, and a Dhamma Talk in English. The Wednesday Sangha is primarily focused on meditation and learning Buddhist fundamentals. Beginners and those who have practiced before are welcome. If you have any questions about Wednesday Evening Meditation, please email them […]