Muditajina
Muditajina has been practising within Triratna since 2010 and was ordained in 2022. He works year-round for Buddhafield, manages the Buddhafield Festival, and serves as the men’s Mitra convenor for Triratna Buddhafield. He is passionate about meditation and ritual and enjoys exploring the Buddha’s teachings through team-based right livelihood and friendship. He is heart-centred and enthusiastic about sharing an expression of the Dharma that is rooted in tradition as well as shaped to meet the challenges of daily life through a compassionate, practical, and straightforward approach.
Currently, Muditajina manages 12 acres of land and has lived and worked in a land-based, off-grid community. He is motivated by the principles of biodiversity, stewardship, and returning to our deep connection with the natural world.
Events with Muditajina
Body of Bliss 2027May 20 - 29, 2027
Led by: Dayajyoti, Muditajina, and Maitrijyoti Location: Bowerwood, Nr. Broadhembury, E. Devon Deposit amount: £85 Experience level: People with at least 3 years of meditation experience Age group: Adults Total suggested cost (excluding deposit): standard:£440, supported:£300, donation tier (helping others to come on retreat):£750 Vehicle Pass: Car: £15, Live-in- 6m and under: £30, Live-in- over 6m: £30 See our FAQ for an explanation of the deposit/dana/donation tier system. Please read this if you think you will not be able to afford the retreat, or if you are not sure about the deposit/dana/donation tier system in any way. We have suggested donation amounts to guide; these are structured to relate to what it costs us to run a retreat. However, you are free to give as little or as much as befits your circumstances. *** The Buddha urged his followers to cultivate deep states of unification – ‘samadhi’. In particular, he gave detailed descriptions of a subset of samadhi states called the dhyanas: absorption in wellbeing, joy, bliss, peace and profound stillness. This retreat offers a range of ways into samadhi, with an emphasis on enjoyment and openness of being. If you think dhyana is out of your reach, please think…