Dear Ajahn Punnadhammo, Thank you very much for a well explained talk on the Mahasi method of Vipassana. With the knowledge thus acquired from listening to your talk it gives a fresh impetus to my practice. Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu! Thank you also for your previous talk, and for the talks to come. With metta, Andrew.

This was very interesting. I know nothing about the traditions from Burma but have met people who have stayed at some of the meditation centers there. Thank you.

Thank you, Bhante. Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu. I've heard the Mahasi Sayadaw "methods" spoken of, but never so clearly.

Thank you and Much Love from the Philippines.❤

Beautiful explanation of Vipassana. I imagined being on that tall ship with my crow. Thank you for that.

Right view is critical to have before these deep vipassana practices. The danger is experiences arises from it, and without right view, there can be a lot of delusions around what these experiences are. Increased sense of attachment, proliferation and craving or aversion towards the experiences. With right view, the practitioner knows what to do when feelings arise, knows how not to identify with it, and see it as it is. Vipassana is associated with the 7th factor of the 8 fold path. But right view is the first factor and a prerequisite to the other factors of the 8 fold path.

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Ajahn clear explanation pls find ways for listeners to have sessions on Q&A on Samantha and Vipassana methods and experiences Maybe each talk on these topics separate sessions Hope storms are over

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