Vipassana at Home

Rooted in tradition.
Practiced in your life.
Learn Vipassana · Practice deeply · with Community
Vipassanā means “clear-seeing” or “in-sight”.
It is a form of meditation that develops clarity and profound awareness of our experience in the present moment.
Practised by millions of people around the world, Vipassana at Home teaches this ancient practice in a practical, systematic way that can be integrated into everyday life.
A gradual Awakening
Innate Happiness
Less Anxiety, Stress and Anger
More Openness
Improved Relationships
Deep Self Awareness and lower reactivity
Clear Mind
Less distraction and more stability of awareness
About the Teacher

Reimar Wen Shen is a German-Singaporean meditation teacher and founder of Vipassana at Home. He has practised Vipassanā for over a decade and taught since 2021.
His path has included many intensive retreats in the Goenka tradition, extensive practice of Mahāsi noting in Thailand, and four months of monastic training with Ajahn Puttar at Wat Sopharam in Northern Thailand, where he was authorised to teach. He continues to deepen his practice and teaching through contemporary non-dual approaches with Michael Taft.
Before teaching meditation, Reimar studied economics and worked in investment management at Vanguard—an unlikely background that continues to shape his practical and systematic approach to meditation.
Today, his teaching also draws from somatic practice, movement and martial arts, as well as the life practice of being a father.

Build a Strong Foundation for Your Meditation Practice
This self-paced course offers a structured and supportive way to deepen your meditation practice over 30 days. It guides you step by step—from the basics to more advanced insights—drawing from a wide range of traditions and approaches.
30-Day Foundations Course

Weekly Group Meditation
Join us for a taste of the community — a space to practice together, get inspired by the Dhamma, and stay connected with the Vipassana at Home Sangha.
We meditate at 4pm WEST (UTC+1, London time) every Sunday.
Calls are free or donation-based and you are welcome as you are.