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A practical guide and map to the Anapanasati Sutta and Loving-Kindness Meditation (The Brahmaviharas). A new look at the practice of Mindfulness as it is taught only from the sutta texts of the Majjhima Nikaya. Bhante Vimalaramsi has found a step in the practice that has been left out. This book explains that step and the entire map of the Buddha's practice in a new way just using the sutta texts with no added commentaries. The Path to Nibbana is given to you right there in the suttas. Bhante has unlocked the code and practiced this technique and now shares it with the world. After 20 years...

From the book, "In truth, this simple meditation is probably the most powerful meditation practice that there is. It can clear away mental blocks that pop up from old attachments or dislikes towards various people or events that happened to you in your past life experiences. If you follow directions closely, and you are patient when you practice, then pain and suffering will gradually dissolve away any hard-heartedness you still carry in your mind."With Forgiveness all things are possible. Learn how to let go of the past with the clear and simple technique spelled out here.Bhante ...

Just what did the Buddha teach? Most agree the Earliest Buddhist Suttas are the basis for his teachings. This book is a collection of transcripted and edited talks by Bhante Vimalaramsi, an American Buddhist 30 year monk. In it he goes through individual suttas and explains the meaning, and how one applies this to your meditation and enhances your general understanding of Buddhist Principles. Most importantly he focuses on the meditation practice. He gives detailed instructions and how to handle hindrances. He explains his method of the 6 'R's. Nibbana can be achieved here and now.He ...

This sutta from the Majjhima Nikāya, No. 111, is very important because it tells us about the Jhānas and experiencing insight in each of these levels of understanding. It lays out the map to the attainment of the most supreme achievement of this life — Nibbāna. The the Buddha explains how Sariputta went through the Jhànas, one by one, and what he experienced in each one onward to liberation. Bhante comment's on the text and explains the meaning. At places he offers tips on meditation practice and what is to be done at each level of practice. This sutta lays out the basis for the ...