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Books for Meditators Earnestly
Trying to Improve Their Character

The Method of Vipassana Meditation by Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw

The Way to the Happiness of Peace by Sayadaw U Pandita

The Meaning of Satipatthana (PDF) by Sayadaw U Pandita

In This Very Life by Sayadaw U Pandita

Dhamma Discussion Series, Vol 1 by Sayadaw U Pandita

The Nine Essential Factors Which Strengthen the Indriya of a Vipassana Meditating Yogi by Saddhammaransi Sayadaw U Kundala

Sharing Dhamma Abroad by Saddhammaransi Sayadaw U Kundala

All of the Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw’s Commentaries/Books

The Ballad of Liberation from the Khandas by Venerable Acariya Mun Bhuridatto

" Becoming aroused by difference of opinions
Finds pleasure in defeating others in debates
By all this, mental energy is diverted into futile unprofitable channels.

If one cannot keep one’s senses under control
Or easily allows one’s mind to become excited or diverted
One then grows slack and careless
And cannot find unification of mind or inner peace to be obtained in this Satipatthana Vipassana meditation."

-Sayadaw U Kundala
(Disciple of Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw)

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