Passaddhi was a small meditation centre outside Adrigole on the Beara Peninsula in the southwest of Ireland. Passaddhi overlooks Bantry Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, and is situated on a quiet hillside between Hungry Hill and the Sugarloaf Mountain. In 1996 Marjó Oosterhoff and her husband built it as their family home, and from 1999 to 2019 meditation retreats took place at the house.
Passaddhi means 'peace and serenity'. The chalet onsite is available for personal retreats. Marjó will be available from time to time to give meditation guidance.
Marjó Oosterhoff was the resident teacher and manager at Passaddhi. She now only teaches at other venues.
She seeks to make the wisdom teachings of the Buddha and other spriritual teachers, and in particular awareness and compassion meditation practices, available to as many people as possible, whether they are Buddhist or not.
Marjó has practised meditation (both vipassana/insight and metta/loving kindness) for many years, in monasteries and meditation centres in Burma and Thailand, as well as in Buddhist retreat centres in the West. In 1995 her Thai and Burmese teachers authorised her to teach meditation retreats.
2-day non-residential retreats in the sacred space that is the Anam Ashram, Tallaght, Dublin, January 18 and 19. Can be done as a 2-day retreat or as 2 separate days. The days will run from 10 to 4. WAITING LIST ONLY
Cost: €30 non-refundable per day to keep your place; the rest of the cost is by donation for Marjó's guidance. Please bring something vegetarian for your own lunch. Coffee and teas will be provided.
More dates for retreats in Anam Ashram will be announced later in the year.
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