Cats who teach me to fly…

I needed a retreat and I signed up. The retreat was held at KMSPKS, organised by Buddha Dhamma Foundation.

The retreat wasn’t an easy one. With at least 4 hours of meditation every day, it really trained me well and I benefited so much. It was a break through for me. Ajahn Karuniko exhibited a calm and impartial mind which I wish to emulate.

I’ve never heard about Ajahn Karuniko but I would like to know his teachings more:).

It was an unexpected experiences. It completely replaced the unpleasant retreat I had at Jhana Grove last year. I have learnt that we need to learn something whenever we attend a retreat. The retreat must be beneficial. Otherwise, we’ll be wasting our time and money.

A complete group photo! This is what Jhana Grove didn’t give me. The photo was cropped from where I was standing. That was petty. Not admirable. Unpleasant.

According to the organiser, another 2 similar retreats will be held within this year. I look forward to attend and I will make the retreat worthwhile and will practise diligently!

And goodbye Jhana Grove!