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Venerable Mahāsi SayādawA Discourse on Dependent OriginationTranslated by U Aye Maung | ContentsImportance of the Doctrine From Ignorance, Mental Formations Arise From Mental Formations, Consciousness Arises From Consciousness, Mind and Matter Arises From Mind and Matter, the Six Sense-Bases Arise From the Six Sense-Bases, Contact Arises From Contact, Feeling Arises From Feeling, Craving Arises From Craving, Attachment Arises From Attachment, Becoming Arises From Becoming, Birth Arises From Birth, Aging, Death, Grief, etc., Arise The Three Periods in the Cycle of Existence Other Aspects of Dependent Origination Conclusion | Download the PDF file to print your own books (759 Kbytes). Instructions for binding are included on the 2nd page. | Editor’s ForewordThis book is the product of many years of patient work. The
original discourse in Burmese was delivered over a period of six weeks. The tape recording was patiently transcribed and translated. Over a period of about eight years, I periodically returned to editing the translation to bring it up to an acceptable standard. While staying at Mahāsi Yeikthā in Rangoon, I checked difficult passages with the interpreter for foreign meditators.
It was published in Bangkok by the Buddhadhamma Foundation, in 1999 (ISBN 974-7891-89-1). However, I have
not yet been able to locate a supplier in the UK, so I have published this on-line edition.
Dependent Origination is a profound subject, but the Sayādaw clarifies it with detailed explanations. The serious student of Buddhism and the meditator alike will find this book extremely valuable. |
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