Lodging |
Simple living is practiced and encouraged at
Sinh Thuc Meditation Center. Three types of lodging are
available: Single & Double Occupancy bedrooms, Dormitory style bedrooms and Outdoor
camping.
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Single & Double Occupancy Bedrooms - There are two
bedrooms and a loft that are available for single or double occupancy
in the Metta cottage.
Both have accessed to a shared full bath restroom, a small
kitchen, and a common area.
The cottage has both air conditioning and heating units. The
Metta cottage is a short walk from the Transformation hall where
the dining room is located.
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Dormitory Style Bedrooms -
The dormitory style bedrooms are located in the Transformation
hall. Male and female participants will be assigned separate
sleeping bedrooms. Bedrooms are furnished with bunk beds and shared
full bathroom. We request and appreciate if the younger
participants would occupy the upper bunk beds to allow the older
participants to take the lower bunk beds. Each bed will be
provided with a pillow, a pillow case and a bed sheet. Due to limited
spaces available for luggage in the room, participants are encouraged
to bring only the essential items. Please do not bring any
valuable items. We are not responsible for any personal items
that are lost or missing. In addition, please do not bring any
electronics to the Center such as radio, CD player, MP3 player, Game
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Outdoor Camping - Several camp sites are available on the
Center ground. They are nicely situated in the woods
within minutes walking distance from the main house for ease of
access to the restrooms. Electricity may also be made available at
the camp site by request.
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Vegetarian Foods and Beverages
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Delicious and nutritious vegetarian meals are served at Sinh
Thuc Meditation Center. The meals are mindfully prepared at the center by the cooking staffs. Cooking
staffs are meditation practioners that have been trained and
certified by the county to handle and serve food to the
public. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available
buffet style on each
full day of activity. To support the meditation practice,
most meals are
eat in silence; and participants are asked to wash their own
dish and utensils after each meal . Fruits, drinking water,
and hot tea are available
throughout the day. |
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