Jessica Mui
Jessica Mui worked in the Canadian telecom industry for many years, having had an undergraduate background in computer science. In 2002, she left her job to pursue spiritual development. Since then, Jessica visits Myanmar often to intensively practice insight (vipassana) meditation and lovingkindness (metta) meditation. She also goes to Myanmar to study the teachings of the Buddha, with different meditation masters for several months each year. Jessica graduated with an MA degree in Buddhist Studies from the University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. In 2006, she helped to found the Hong Kong Insight Meditation Society (www.hkims.org)to share Dhamma and meditation. Currently, Jessica teaches and organises meditation activities within Hong Kong and Greater China, and provides translation for the Burmese meditation masters.
Since 2018, Jessica has been actively engaged with Insight Dialogue practice, integrating it into retreats and sharing the practice within the Greater China region.
Events with Jessica Mui
Open Dates
This online drop-in group meets weekly on Wednesday evenings from 8:00-9:30 pm Chinese standard time (8:00-9:30 AM Americas Eastern Time). Practice is conducted in Mandarin and Cantonese. The group is facilitated by Jessica Mui and Wang Qing Qing. Prerequisites: Experience in a mindfulness practice and familiarity with Insight Dialogue through reading or practice. https://www.hkims.org/wed-insight-dialogue
Friday, first: Dhamma ContemplationOpen Dates
The practice of Dharma Contemplation provides would-be readers of the suttas with an embodied, accessible doorway into this rich vein of wisdom. Although it can be practiced individually, Dharma Contemplation, like Insight Dialogue, was developed as a relational meditation practice. These drop-in sessions will begin with silent practice, followed by contemplating a short excerpt from the Buddha’s teachings. The facilitators will guide participants through the five distinct phases of dhamma contemplation practice. We will engage with the text and one another, speaking the truth and listening deeply. Participants move from engagements with just the words of the text, then to…
Saturday, third: Dhamma ContemplationOpen Dates
The practice of Dharma Contemplation provides would-be readers of the suttas with an embodied, accessible doorway into this rich vein of wisdom. Although it can be practiced individually, Dharma Contemplation, like Insight Dialogue, was developed as a relational meditation practice. These drop-in sessions will begin with silent practice, followed by contemplating a short excerpt from the Buddha’s teachings. The facilitators will guide participants through the five distinct phases of dhamma contemplation practice. We will engage with the text and one another, speaking the truth and listening deeply. Participants move from engagements with just the words of the text, then to…
从洞见中尋獲自由 Finding Freedom through InsightJanuary 3 - 8, 2026
This retreat is the third in a series of four retreats, seven Insight Dialogue teachers from around the world will guide an exploration into how the relational practice of Insight Dialogue, silent meditation, and the support of friends can help us develop greater awareness, wisdom, and compassion. 在這系列的四個禪修營中,來自世界各地的七位慧談老師,將引導我們探究:關係取向的慧談練習、止語禪修,以及同修的支持,如何幫助我們培養更深的覺察、智慧與慈悲。 Retreat 3: Finding Freedom through Insight 在善友的支持下,以洞见和智慧止息人際間的苦惱 Finding wisdom, insight, and release from relational suffering with the support of spiritual friends 当我们与他人相处时,如何保持内在的安定与开放?多数生命时光与他人共度,却常在生活忙碌中失去内在的和谐与连结。独处静修让我们重归内在的宁静,但重回人群时,这份安定往往轻易消散。 本次慧谈禅修营,将共同创造一个关系性的容器,探索支持开放连结的条件: 何者阻碍我们从关系苦中解脱? 何者滋养彼此的真实相遇? 我们将聚焦于「贪、嗔、痴」如何透过友谊模式限制连结,并藉由深化对「自我感」的洞见(佛陀「无我」教导),松动固着的身份认同,开启从关系性苦恼中解脱的道路,让善友(kalyāṇamitta)成为觉醒的道途。 How do we maintain a sense of stability and openness while in contact with others? Much of our life is with others, and it can be…
14th Annual Cascadia Insight Dialogue RetreatJune 1 - 7, 2026
Growing Resilience and Relational Capacity Through careful and skillful practice, with the support of the Insight Dialogue guidelines, we will expand our relational capacities as awareness meets awareness. This is an empowering response to the alienation, cruelty, and disempowerment saturating our societies. In our fractured world, greater relational capacity offers us greater resilience and balance. This, along with silence, time in nature, and shared meditative inquiry, resource us to participate in the world as it is with enhanced compassion, equanimity, and radical relatedness.