Western meditators show their gratitude for the spiritual homeland.
Read MoreA vipassana meditator in the tradition of S.N. Goenka on the ground in Yangon.
Read MoreThe challenge of spreading Dhamma to non-Buddhist communities.
Read MoreThat time that SN Goenka came to learn meditation from Sayagyi U Ba Khin.
Read MoreA new biography has been released on the meditation master, S.N. Goenka.
Read MoreDan Kaminsky published this article on the Living Vipassana website, concerning his quest to find out why the male and female meditation cushions must be washed separately at vipassana centers in the tradition of SN Goenka. The article touches on many issues: the question of blind faith, a hierarchical-organizational structure, a belief in the role and importance of subtle vibrations, and even the issue of free speech, as some meditators have called for such content to be immediately removed from this and other blogs, and the authors to refrain from writing or talking further on the topic.
Read MoreLast year on Living Vipassana, Ryan Shelton penned the following essay about the 10-day silent retreat format in the tradition of the S.N. Goenka. Shelton reflects on the comparative value between these intensive retreats as they are currently offered, and the possibility of reaching students in new and different innovative ways by focussing mainly on anapana instruction.
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