Dhammakaya Meditation Center Kansas

(DMCKS)

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FINDING INNERPEACE AND TRULY HAPPYNESS

Dhammakaya Meditation Technique 
Luang Pu Wat Paknam, the late Abbot of Wat Paknam, rediscovered Dhammakaya Meditation Technique. With his great work of meditation, he found that the station of stillness or the gateway of The Middle Way is at “The Center of the Body” around two-finger width above the navel. And the center of the body is the best point that any meditation practitioner should lay the mind down upon Dhammakaya Meditation Technique. The technique is simple but effective. Just keep your body and mind relaxed and maintain your attention slightly at the center of the body. Once you touch or feel the station of stillness at the center of your body, you will experience inner peace, true happiness, and the transforming power that Dhammakaya Meditation can provide for every aspect of your life.


The center of the body
The center of body is a one of seventh mind bases that Dhammakaya Meditation technique use for focus the position. The most common techniques that Dhammakaya meditation uses are:
1.Breathing – following how the breath goes all the way to the center of the body, and maintaining the focus steadily at the center

2.Visualization – visualizing a simple, round object, like the sun, the moon or a crystal ball at the center of the body

3.Mantra – repeating a simple and easy phrase silently from the center of the body and feeling it echoing to all parts of the body and beyond. A good mantra is “Clear and Bright”, “Here and Now” or the mantra that is usually used in Dhammakaya meditation “Samma Arahang” (Samma = correct, righteous; arahang = purity). Together “Samma Arahang” means the right way to purity.


Find Your Inner Peace
Discover tranquility within at Dhammakaya Meditation Center Kansas (DMCKS).

activities

Food offering

Everyday, 10.30am - 11.30am

Generosity is a core practice of Buddhism, and one of the traditional expressions of this is through offering food to the monks and nuns. Every day the community of Sangha and lay supporters come together at 10:30am to share a meal. Anyone is welcome to come to the monastery and share in the meal.

Meditation Class on Saturdays

3:30 pm to 5 pm

We have a meditation class on Saturdays 3 times per month. We don't have the class every the first week of month because we have a ceremony in the first week of month.

Releasing Fish

Monthly

In Buddhism, the state of final release is known as Nirvana, which signifies the extinguishing of the passions and the liberation from the cycle of suffering and rebirth (samsara). Giving life is getting longevity. We release fish at Sedgwick park monthly in Spring, Summer and Fall.

Alms offering

Sundays, 11:00am - 11:15 am (EXCEPT THE FIRST SUNDAY OF MONTH)

We host an alms offering ceremony where attendees get a chance to partake in the traditional Buddhist alms offering ceremony.

Benefit of Meditation
After you practice meditation in daily, you will be happy easily, power of mind. In work, you can work effectively and control your temper. As a result of good emotions, you can get along with co-worker and have good relationships with people around.  Relax and happiness in your life. 

contact

  • Wichita, Kansas, United States
  • 1650 S WATER ST WICHITA