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The Mind Writes, the Heart Sings, Silent Retreat

With Ajahn Sucitto

October 20 - 26, 2025

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  • 3 person Room, communal bathrooms – €460.00
  • 2 person Room, communal bathrooms – €520.00
  • Single Cabin, communal bathrooms – €640.00
  • Single room, communal bathrooms – €640.00
  • Lotus Single En-suite rooms – €730.00
  • Tara Single En suite room – €730.00
Registration opens: Jan 20, 2025
Registration opens: Jan 20, 2025

Language: English and French

The Mind Writes, the Heart Sings – Ajahn Sucitto

By means of paper or screen, our Age is predominantly a written one, wherein the word stands separate from its author and is frozen solid. At the time of the Buddha, the word was spoken, or chanted, and was a momentary movement in the heart. The embodied presence of the speaker was essential, and the message went from heart to heart. In the practice of embodied presence, the basis of Buddhist meditation, we learn to listen to, and respond from, the heart – with all its power to bless, forgive, and provide encouragement. This heart energy, refined with mental clarity, replaces the dry force of will power with qualities that are more immediately enriching.

The retreat will use the Eight Precept renunciation standard. It will employ ritual and
chanting to facilitate a heartful approach. Instruction will be given for sitting, standing,
walking and reclining meditation.

 


 

TEACHING FEES – DANA

Dana offerings express your appreciation and support for the time, wisdom and care with which the teachers support you. As a guide, please consider teaching fees for equivalent workshops. Dana can be offered at the end of the retreat either in cash or by Credit card.

For more information about Dana, please click here.

 


About the Teacher

Ajahn Sucitto

Ajahn Sucitto was born in London, England in 1949, and became a bhikkhu in Thailand in 1976. He subsequently returned to the UK in 1978 and trained under Ven. Ajahn Sumedho at Cittaviveka and Amaravati Monasteries.  He was abbot of Cittaviveka between 1992 and 2014.  He still resides and teaches there. http://www.cittaviveka.org/ Ajahn Sucitto has […]

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