Bhutan & India Wake Up Tour Report
Wake Up family!
A reflection on the October 2012 Wake Up Tour in Bhutan & India
Stop, breathe, smile.
That’s what we learn in Plum Village...
Eat mindfully and discover a new world!
TTT Sangha (Vietnamese Youth Sangha) would like to share with you their experience with mindful eating last summer in Plum Village...If you got the same experience,...
Three Months after EIAB: My First Triathlon
By Will Chua
In June, I squeezed two weeks off from work and put myself on a plane from Singapore to Waldbrol for the Dutch...
10 Days @ Thai Plum Village
By Will Chua
Going as a River
What brings a Vietnamese engineer, a Singaporean social worker and a Malaysian public servant, 20 years apart in age,...
Tokyo Flash Mob Meditation
By Kanako Nishida
Tokyo Flash Mob Meditation on 11 May 2014.
It was a sunny day and around 40 participants came to sit on the bridge...
Wake Up Singapore
For this month's Sangha of the Month, we travel to Asia and get to know Wake Up Singapore.
Find out how they got started and why...
Wake Up and Rejoice Together
By Le
A Day of Mindfulness with Wake Up Singapore
Sitting quietly in the bamboo forest, the Sangha’s presence was embraced by the gentle breeze and...
Blooming Like a Flower
"I’m blooming like a flower. I’ve never felt so happy and at peace. I’m truly grateful for the blessing from everyone in my practice....
“Now I Can Feel the Joy of Simplicity” – Reflections on Wake Up Singapore
The members of last month's Sangha of the Month, Wake Up Singapore, share about their practice and how their Sangha changes their life...
Rofan: My extended family is...
Day of Mindfulness with Wake Up Bangkok
By Pusanisa K.
It was a cherished moment to meet with Wake Up friends in July. We enjoyed sitting meditation together, singing Plum Village songs....
Wake Up Sydney
For this month's Sangha of the month, we travel across the ocean and get to know one of the Wake Up Sanghas in Australia,...
You See, Life No Longer Means Anything Anymore
Question:
I am 20 years old and currently a student. My family is not happy. My dad is an alcoholic and has several affairs...
Wake Up Asia: Tears of Joy
By TS Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng
Men normally don’t cry. But I did cry before the end of the Wake Up Asia 2014 retreat. And I...
I Have Seen Your Continuation, Thay!
Dear Thay,
I’m writing this letter for you from Central Vietnam. I just returned to my hometown several days ago after six weeks of enjoying,...