Complete segregation of the sexes is to be
observed. Avoid all physical contact except in emergencies.
Abstain from killing, stealing, committing any sexual
activity, lying, gossiping, slandering, and using harsh language.
A limited number of single-occupancy cabins (kutis)
with electricity and plumbing are available. Please note we cannot guarantee
your request for a particular kuti because we are limited to spaces
available.
If you have medical needs relating to your overnight
accommodations, please let us know.
The Paramita
International Buddhist Centre is not to be taken as a hotel or recreation centre.
It is purely a place for serious meditation and Dhamma study.
What to bring
Flashlight
Alarm clock
Water bottle
Ear plugs if you are a light sleeper.
Wet weather clothes and shoes in rainy season (April
to September).
Personal meditation cushion if you prefer.
Light washing may
be done in the kuti sinks. A washing machine is available for those staying
more than a week. Please pack accordingly.
What not to bring
Illicit drugs and alcohol are strictly forbidden.
To gain maximum benefits from the retreat, do not
bring radios, musical instruments, newspapers, magazines and secular books
to the Centre.
Do not wear noisy jewelry, noise-making clothing (such
as nylon, corduroy, etc.)
Do not wear clothing with distracting lettering.
Wear modest clothing at the Centre. Even in the
warmest of weather, tank tops, low cut shirts and shorts, etc., are not
acceptable. Shirts are required at all times.
Do not wear perfumes or deodorants with strong scents.
