Compass meditation International

Dr. DDnard Napattalung is the founder of the Compass Meditation Center International.

THE PEOPLE

Eighty business people depart from their homes togather at the center for meditation, each living in their personal residences.

Some find enjoyment walking among the trees and nature’s shade, while others prefer indoor spaces. Here, they merge remote work with meditative living, finding a harmonious balance between the two worlds.

THE PLACE

Discover a peaceful monastery surrounded by majestic trees, created by a devoted group of individuals who have poured their hearts and millions of dollars into it. It is an open and free sanctuary, welcoming all who seek peace and a sense of belonging.

Experience the expansive grounds and refreshing breezes. The interior is designed with a touch of elegance and serenity, creating a pleasant atmosphere.

THE FOOD

Our 5-star hotel chef prepares daily meals that focus on nutrition and hygiene while offering tasty food options. Practitioners can enjoy comfort indoors with air conditioning or relax outdoors in refreshing spaces. The 400Baht fee covers meals and amenities designed to enhance well-being in the pleasant atmosphere.

THE JOURNEY

Situated just a 25-minute drive from Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok International Airport, our location is conveniently accessible via the nearby motorway.

Whether you are traveling by car, bus, or taxi, reaching us is a straightforward and hassle-free journey.

THE ACITIVITIES

We practice meditation by observing the body and mind through walking and sitting meditations, encouraging inner connection and mindfulness.

Our center facilitates discussions on Dhamma among practitioners, aiming to support the spiritual journey.

In addition to our usual activities, we organize diverse Buddhist events, such as candlelight processions during Buddhist holy days and Dhamma talk sharing given by esteemed monks.

THE ACCOMMODATION

Choose from a variety of accommodations located just steps away from the center, hosted by local landlords. Private bedrooms are ideal for individual meditators seeking mindfulness with their own space, while entire houses cater to families and groups, with prices ranging from 4,000 to 10,000 Baht per month.

TIMELINE

1997: Informal meditation group formed.
2011: Free Compass meditation retreat organized six times a year at a resort, attracting around 200-300 meditators.
2012-2022: Daily morning gatherings for meditation among a small group of friends, known as Compass Discipline.
2022: Opening of the center. Master DD and 80 of her students, successful businessmen and women, become full-time meditators, refining themselves by observing their minds and bodies.

COMPASS MEDITATION CENTER INTERNATIONAL

89 Moo 5, Tha Sa An Subdistrict, Bang Pakong District, Chachoengsao Province, 24130