answered about 2 months ago by Khumbu
This place:
Ha Noi Community for Mindful Living
Practicing the Path of Understanding and Love in the tradition of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh
2nd floor, 21/52 To Ngoc Van (opposite International Kindergarten), Tay Ho
(contact: Trish at 09.09.05.93.96 - Kai at 09.04.06.02.03 - eMail: HNC4ML@gmail.com)
Mon, Wed, Fri, 6.30-7.30: Early Morning Meditation
Tue, 10.00 to 12.00: Compassionate Listening Group
Tue, Thu, 18.00 to 18.30: Introduction, Questions & Answers, facilitation practice
Tue, Thu, 18.30 to 20.30: Evening Meditation (including sitting, walking, dharma discussion, etc.)
Thu, 12.00 to 13.00: Mindful Lunch in the City (please contact Giang for details and reservation at 091- 275-1303 or giang.dothi@gmail.com)
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answered about 2 months ago by catdog
I am teaching something called Sahaja Yoga meditation in Hanoi if you are interested in learning a new technique, mainly i am working with small groups of Vietnamese who speak some English but hope to be running big group workshops for the general public fairly soon with the help of some translators. It's quite well known that the technique strengthens one's ability to attain and sustain a state of thoughtless awareness and to carry the benefits of that into one's day to day life. It's not affiliated with any particular religion (aims to integrate them all) or culture (its taught in probably 100 countries in the world now - though you could say the concept of ordinary people achieving their "self realisation" can be traced back to India.) It's also free and operates as a registered charity in many countries. If you (or anyone) wants to try it out send me a pm.
http://www.sahajayoga.com.au/index.php
answered about 1 month ago by pagoda
if you don't want to join any community and want to lone to your meditation, go to the Quan Anh pagoda. It is located at the end of Som chai on West Lake facing the surrounding lakes, if you take the road bordering the lake past the Tay Ho hotel with the noisy swimming pool, carry on until you come to a cross road with prawn cakes sellers and other street food hawkers, turn to the right, it will lead you directly to the pagoda. It is a peaceful quiet corner by the lake, far away from traffic noises and cut off from domestic noises too.
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