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DhammaJāta Arañña (Meditation Society)

DhammaJāta Arañña Meditation Center serves to inspire, educate, and cultivate wholesome communities rooted in kindness and wisdom. We envision a world where the Dhamma is practiced, lived, and integrated into every aspect of life.

A Dhamma Community For All

Our Meditation Centre provides various platforms for people of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of spiritual development to benefit from the Buddha's teachings. We aim to nurture holistic well-being - physically, emotionally, and spiritually - through a dynamic Dhamma ecosystem structured around four key pillars

Meditation

Guided practices and retreats that cultivate mindfulness, serenity, and insight.

Health & Wellness

Holistic programmes that support mental clarity, emotional balance, and well‑being.

Education

Learning pathways for youths and adults to understand and live the Dhamma.

Social Welfare

Community initiatives that extend compassion and service to those in need.

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News and Announcements

End of the Rains Retreat • A Time for Diligent Practice

One Day in Robes, A Lifetime of Benefit; A Few Days of Meditation, A Lifetime of Inner Wealth. “Purifying the Mind, Cultivating Wisdom, Walking the Path to Liberation”

Śrī Kalyāṇī Yogāśrama Saṁsthā 75th Anniversary Bhikkhu Ordination Ceremony

New Addition of Buddha's Disciples · Continuation of the Buddha's Wisdom Light DhammaJāta Arañña Meditation Society (Sri Lanka Main Headquarters) Bhikkhu Ordination Ceremony Śrī Kalyāṇī Yogāśrama Saṁsthā 75th Anniversary & Higher Ordination Ceremony Many Monastic Talents Emerge · The True Dhamma Long Endures

2026 Vesak Day Tudong Walk & Piṇḍacāra: Showering the World with Mercy and Compassion

🔹 Sustaining the Buddha’s Legacy; Walking toward Hope Emulating 🔹 Subduing the Ego; Cultivating Compassion 🔹 Teaching by Example; Setting a Role Model 🔹 Planting Seeds of Merit; Building Spiritual Connections 🔹 Resonance Between Tradition and Modernity While we maintain the ancient tradition of walking, we use modern communication to share this pure energy with seekers from afar.