THE EXPERIENCE
A place to practise.
Jiulian’s published notices describe seated practice, breath meditation and Cundi practice at a temple outside central Dalian. A summer notice explicitly addresses food and lodging, while an autumn notice records a further multi-day retreat. These make it a useful northern candidate, but the accessible programme evidence is historical and current admission remains unconfirmed.
What you can practise
- sitting meditation
- breath meditation
- Cundi practice
Where you will stay
Historical residential programme; present beds and intake unverified.
Time & commitment
Summer programme from23July2021; separate2–7October2021 retreat.
Joining from overseas
Overseas admission unconfirmed.
English not established. Confirm instruction, translation and orientation for your specific programme.
DETAILS TO CLARIFY
- Historical evidence does not establish a current intake.
- Foreign passports and English teaching are not confirmed.
Start a useful conversation.
Include your dates, nationality, language and previous experience when contacting the host.
- Are you accepting overseas participants for my intended dates, and what is the full required length of stay?
- Which sessions have English instruction or translation?
- Where exactly will I sleep, and what are the room-sharing and meal arrangements?
- What is the full daily schedule, total cost and cancellation policy?
THE EVIDENCE BEHIND THIS ENTRY
Read the original sources.
Latest source check · . The documented programme has already taken place. This record is retained for research and does not indicate a current intake.
- Jiulian summer meditation notice Specialist publication · Programme / report date: 2021-07-23Source checked ·
July2021notice names temple, practice and separate food/lodging costs.
- Jiulian National Day retreat Specialist publication · Programme / report date: 2021-10-02/2021-10-07Source checked ·
Temple-attributed notice gives2October evening–7October noon2021.
We have not visited or inspected this programme. Our summaries distinguish provider claims, historical notices and independent accounts. Read our research method.
