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Dhutanga Meditation Center é um lugar bem estabelecido, mas sempre em crescimento. Você será solicitado a ajudar 15 horas/semana com a manutenção geral (limpeza básica, manutenção e alimentação de cães e peixes, na maioria das vezes) ou com outras habilidades que você possa ter e queira compartilhar conosco (fotografia, redes sociais, idiomas...). Além disso, você será solicitado a seguir os 5 preceitos budistas básicos e praticar meditação conosco. Sem preocupações! Você vai gostar muito :)
15 horas por semana
Cuidado de Animais: Ajude a cuidar do bem-estar e saúde de animais.
Construção e Reparos: Ajude em reparos, manutenção ou a construir.
Jardinagem: Ajude a plantar, regar e cultivar jardins.
Valor: US$ 3 {daily: "Por dia", weekly: "Por semana", once: "Uma única vez"}
Descrição: This is a 100% non-profit buddhist local community. A donation of 100 baht is expected in order to cover water and electricity. This doesn't include the food, which is donated from locals to our community.
1 dia livre por semana
Quarto compartilhado: Você terá uma cama em um quarto compartilhado, ou seja, irá dividir o quarto com outras pessoas.
Café da manhã: Você ganha café da manhã gratuito todos os dias que ficar aqui.
Almoço: Você ganha almoço gratuito todos os dias que ficar aqui.
Lavanderia gratuita: Você pode usar nossa lavanderia gratuitamente.
Bicicletas à vontade: Use nossas bikes à vontade, quando quiser.
Terapias holísticas: Participe gratuitamente de atividades terapêuticas no nosso espaço.
Use nossa cozinha equipada: Fique à vontade para usar nossa cozinha para cozinhar sua própria comida.
Internet Básica: Internet de velocidade básica para você trabalhar remotamente
Espaço de Trabalho Dedicado: Espaço específico para você trabalhar remotamente
Inglês Iniciante
Recebe voluntários sozinhos (não aceita casal ou duplas)
Passagens, seguro viagem, transporte e visto
Dhutanga Meditation Center is a place to call your home in Thailand. We will provide you with everything you need to live as we, bhikkunis (female Buddhist monks) do.
We expect you to be respectful, open-minded and proactive. There are always tasks to do, but no worries, the pace here is calm and slow, you will have a lot of time for yourself, too.
Accessing to real Buddhist knowledge is not easy for foreigners, that's why we decided that accepting volunteers from all around the planet would be a wonderful way to get everyone to be able to learn about this world.
There is a lot to say, but is way better if you just come and experience it yourself!
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In order to improve the experience of the volunteers, we have limited the number of them and the dates when we will be welcoming them (1st and 3rd Monday of each month).
The center is formed by some different buildings that need basic maintenance and cleaning in a daily basis. We expect volunteers to clean the dishes during the day, sweep and mop the floor of different rooms, feeding the dogs by making a fire, feeding the fishes by riding a little boat... All the chores will take you from 1 to 2 hours daily, but you will be expected to be able to help at any point of the day with some other tasks. Some of them may include collecting coconuts or mangoes from the trees around the center, going to the market for some groceries, driving a tuktuk to get the garbage away... Don't worry, we won't ask you for anything you don't feel ready for!
We will also expect you to be part of some of our Buddhist rituals and meditation schedule.
Other things to note:
A respectful behavior (proper clothing - covering your knees and shoulders, listening to music only with headphones, not hosting parties or people overnight in the hut, women and men sleep separate, etc...) will be the only requirement, as this is a place for meditation, inner peace and self-development! Learning a bit about monks and proper behavior around them before your arrival is much appreciated. Here you can find an extended explanation of the 5 Buddhist precepts you will be asked to follow at any time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_precepts
Also, remember this is Thailand, after all. Expect some dishes to be "a bit" spicy, the water from the shower to be "cold" (don't worry, you will enjoy it), WiFi might be unexistent and the matresses to be not as thick as yours at home.
