This booklet presents a collection of Hindi couplets (dohas), with English translation, chanted by S.N. Goenka in his ten-day Vipassana courses. The doha is a traditional form of inspirational poetry derived from the ancient anutthuba chandas, the poetic form most frequently used by the Buddha.

Buddha Sahassanamavali means '1000 names of the Buddha'. A selected collection of 208 Pali couplets written by Goenkaji expounding the virtues and qualities of the Buddha. The book is rich in Pali vocabulary, and can be a great aid to learn Pali language also.

This meticulously translated collection of over 100 of S. N. Goenka's dohas (rhymed couplets) presents each doha in the original Hindi as well as in English.

Dhamma Verses is an invitation to seekers everywhere to share the inspiration of S.N. Goenka's Dhamma poetry. This meticulously translated collection of over 100 of his dohas has been transcribed from the companion audio tape and presents each doha in the original Hindi as well as in Roman-script and English.

In an easy-to-understand manner, S. N. Goenka explains what Dharma is. This book was written by S. N. Goenka in Hindi in 1976 and translated into Gujarati, Marathi and Sindhi. This is not a translation of "The Art of Living" by William Hart. Useful for meditators and non-meditators alike.

A short discourse given by Goenkaji at Dhamma Giri in 1988, Hindi: 18 min. 30 sec. All Pariyatti VHS videotapes are in NTSC format

A continuation of the book Jage Pavan Prerna, containing more in-depth explanatons of the Buddha's teaching. In Hindi.

A collection of articles written in a simple and lucid manner offering glimpses of the Buddha's life and teachings. In Hindi.

An annotated translation and review of the Mahasatipatthana Sutta, the primary discourse in which the Buddha described the practice of Vipassana meditation in detail. In Hindi.