In Sunday meditation class, Feb 8, 2026 at Cape Town Meditation, we explored the profound link between our physical environment and our internal state. The wisdom talk centered on the idea that meditation does not begin when we close our eyes; it begins with how we handle the world around us. Coarse Work and Subtle …
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On Saturday, February 7, 2026, Cape Town Meditation Centre hosted the second session of the Mindfulness Course for Teenagers. This class focused on the psychological and spiritual foundations of a Growth Mindset. The curriculum was designed to bridge the gap between internal meditation and external habits. In the “Bottles of Mind” workshop, students observed how …
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A healthy body makes it easier for the mind to become calm.When the body is weak or sick, the mind is easily disturbed.That is why caring for the body is not just a physical matter—it is the foundation of inner peace. From the moment we are born until the day we pass away, the body …
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All success arises from effort. This is something we all understand. However, not all effort leads to true fulfillment or happiness. According to the Buddha’s teaching, effort becomes meaningful and fruitful only when it follows the right principles. These principles are known as the Four Bases of Success (Iddhipāda). They show us how to work, …
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In our modern world, we measure everything—distance, wealth, and health. But do we have a meter for the quality of our minds? What is Sīla? The Pali word Sīla refers to moral conduct or self-discipline. It is often translated as “the norm.” It represents the level of virtue that is natural for a human being. …
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On December 31st, 2025, we gathered to embrace the transition into the New Year with a spirit of merit and tranquility. Our Peaceful Holiday Special was a beautiful success, bringing together friends and meditaros for moments of profound reflection.Throughout the afternoon, guests participated in: We are deeply grateful to everyone who shared their time and …
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On December 21st, our meditation group in Cape Town Meditation Centre celebrated World Meditation Day. This date, significant for the Solstice, represents a spiritual “turning point”—a perfect moment to transition from the busyness of the year into a state of deep, internal stillness. The Philosophy Our session was guided by the principle that our internal …
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Water, even in a small amount, can fill a cup completely.But countless amounts of water cannot fill the vast ocean. In the same way, a small amount of wealth can make a contented person feel full of happiness.But no matter how much wealth an uncontented person has, their heart still burns with restlessness and endless …
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Welcome to an introduction to a powerful and practical meditation method, rooted in the ancient wisdom of the Buddha and the concept of Dhammakaya (Dhamma Body). This specific path was rediscovered and taught by the Great Master Phra Mongkolthepmuni (Luang Pu) and is carried forward today by respected teachers. The Transformative Benefits While profoundly spiritual, the practice offers concrete, scientific …
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We invite you to an illuminating talk based on the profound teachings of Luang Por Dhammajayo on the essential factors for maintaining sustained inner peace. True stillness is a state that must be supported by an integrated approach to life and ethics. 1. See the World As It Is (Non-Reaction) Learn to see the world …
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