The Patthanuddesa Dipani is Ledi Sayadaw's treatment of one of the most difficult and complex subjects of Theravada Buddhist thought -- the philosophy of conditional relations.

In this classic treatise on Vipassana, '...written for the Buddhists of Europe...,' the author describes in detail many factors that enter into the practice of Vipassana.

This book contains two advanced expositions on the development of higher insight knowledge by the renowned Burmese scholar monk and meditation master Ledi Sayadaw.

Anapana Dipani is an explanation of the practice of mindfulness of breathing by the well-known monk and author Ven. Ledi Sayadaw (1849-1923). The work takes the form of a commentary on the Anapanasati Sutta in the Pali Canon, but the author also introduces the practical techniques of meditation included in the Visuddhimagga--The Path of Purification.

The Venerable Mahathera Ledi Sayadaw wrote this manual in reply to a layperson requesting guidance in developing insight, clarification of doctrinal aspects, and how to advance from being a blind worlding to become a wise and virtuous person, i.e. one who has the eye of knowledge.

The Manuals of Dhamma includes The Manual of the Four Noble Truths, The Manual of the Factors Leading to Enlightenment, The Manual of Right Views and more.

In this booklet the Buddha's own definition of the Four Noble Truths and the path are quoted and explained in depth.

This journal commemorates U Ba Khin's exemplary life and teaching. It contains a selection of his discourses, and biographical sketches of his life and the lives of the teachers who preceded him. Included are essays about his noteworthy career by his renowned disciple, S.N. Goenka, as well as articles on different aspects of the Vipassana technique.

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