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Sayagyi U Ba Khin
The International Meditation Centre was founded by Sayagyi U Ba Khin in Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar) in 1952 to promote the practice of Buddhist Vipassana meditation.
The aim of Vipassana is to develop a calm mind, ultimately leading to the realisation of Nibbana.
The meditation courses are taught in ten-day residential retreats at Centres worldwide.
The aim of Vipassana is to develop a calm mind, ultimately leading to the realisation of Nibbana.The meditation courses are taught in ten-day residential retreats at Centres worldwide.
Mother Sayamagyi
Since Sayagyi U Ba Khin’s demise in 1971, his leading disciple Mother Sayamagyi has carried on the tradition.
She has taught meditation for more than fifty years and has established further International Meditation Centres worldwide.
She has taught meditation for more than fifty years and has established further International Meditation Centres worldwide.