Publication
Imprint: Boston, Massachusetts : Wisdom Publications, 1990. Context: Based on a series of lectures. Series: Wisdom Intermediate Book, White Series. Edition: First edition. Responsibility: Venerable U. Silananda. Physical: Text : 1 volume : 232 pages ; 22 cm. Features: Includes bibliography, glossary, notes.
Call number
Meditation / Silan
ISBN
0861710924 / 9780861710928
Original publication date
1990
CSS Library Notes
Named work: Ṭipiṭaka. Suttapiṭaka. Dīghanikāya. Mahāsatipaṭṭhānasutta
Description: Consists of a commentary based on lectures given by Ven. Sayadaw Silananda, accompanied by an English translation of the Mahāsatipaṭṭhanasutta
Table of Contents: Part One: Commentary
Introduction
Contemplation of the Body in the Body
Contemplation of feelings
contemplation of consciousness
Contemplation of the Dhammas
Assurance of Attainment
Part Two : The Great Discourse on the Foundations of Mindfulness
Part Three : Meditation instructions
FY2023 /
Description: Consists of a commentary based on lectures given by Ven. Sayadaw Silananda, accompanied by an English translation of the Mahāsatipaṭṭhanasutta
Table of Contents: Part One: Commentary
Introduction
Contemplation of the Body in the Body
Contemplation of feelings
contemplation of consciousness
Contemplation of the Dhammas
Assurance of Attainment
Part Two : The Great Discourse on the Foundations of Mindfulness
Part Three : Meditation instructions
FY2023 /
Physical description
232 p.; 22 cm
Description
An absolute essential of Buddhist thought and practice. In addition to practitioners of Insight meditation, those who engage in other meditation forms such as dzogchen, mahamudra, and zazen will find that The Four Foundation of Mindfulness provides new means of understanding how to approach and deepen their own practices. The entire Great Discourse is included here, coupled with a beautifully clear commentary from the great scholar-yogi, Venerable U Silananda.
Language
Original language
English
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