5 Day Retreat | Ajahn Mudito

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Open to BSV Members & Non-Members

(Current State: Opening 11 Dec)

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About the Teacher:

Ajahn Mudito was born in a small village in northern Finland. In his early twenties, he travelled to the United States, where he worked in various jobs and later returned to Finland to spend several years working alongside his father in construction. During his time in New York, his long-standing interest in Buddhism deepened, and he began meditating with various groups; however, he struggled to find a teacher whose approach truly resonated with him.

This changed when he encountered Ajahn Brahm during a visit to New York to promote Open the Door of Your Heart. The clarity and grounded simplicity of Ajahn Brahm’s teachings had a profound impact on him. In 2010, he went to Bodhinyana Monastery in Western Australia and ordained as a bhikkhu in 2012.

Ajahn Mudito spent several years at Newbury Buddhist Monastery, supporting the development of the monastery and meditation centre. In 2024, he returned to reside at Bodhinyana Monastery. His teaching style follows Ajahn Brahm’s easy-going, down-to-earth approach, emphasising kindness, simplicity, and steady practice.

About the Retreat:

This silent residential retreat consists of walking and sitting meditation practice. There will also be a daily Dhamma Talk and Q&A session. The teachings are sequential during this retreat, so casual attendance is not possible. Vegetarian lunches will be provided.

Room Bond:

Accommodation for this retreat is offered as a mix of single and twin‑share rooms, depending on your preference and availability.

Single Room Twin-Share

BSV Member $400 $300

Non-Member $480 $380

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Venue:

Sanctuary of Stillness (SOS) Meditation Retreat Centre, 107 Beaches Lane, Newbury, AUSTRALIA

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