Achan Naeb

Gregory Edward LeBlanc, modified 13 Years ago at 7/24/10 11:52 PM
Created 13 Years ago at 7/24/10 11:52 PM

Achan Naeb

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Hello all,

Its nice to be here; I am a Zen student and all around fan of Buddhism.

I was wondering if anyone is familiar with the teachings and approach of Achan Naeb?

Thanks

Greg

Relevant website: http://www.meditationboonkan.org/
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Gregory Edward LeBlanc, modified 13 Years ago at 7/29/10 10:24 AM
Created 13 Years ago at 7/29/10 10:24 AM

RE: Real Buddhism?

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The following is an excerpt from the book, Vipassana Bhavana: Theory, Practice & Result, Frank Tullius, ed., Chonburi: Boonkañjanaram Meditation Center, 1988. The text has been edited by the Vipassana Dhura Meditation Society. Reprinted with permission from Boonkañjanaram Meditation Center.:

http://www.vipassanadhura.com/realbuddhism.html
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Daniel M Ingram, modified 13 Years ago at 8/6/10 11:06 PM
Created 13 Years ago at 8/6/10 11:06 PM

RE: Real Buddhism?

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I don't know the guy, but I followed the link above and liked his getting right to the point.

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Gregory Edward LeBlanc, modified 13 Years ago at 8/9/10 9:36 AM
Created 13 Years ago at 8/9/10 9:36 AM

RE: Real Buddhism?

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Ya, that's what I like about it also, I believe their approach would be called dry vipassana. Btw, he is a she. Very interesting book and super hard to find. Some of the most sound approach to the nuts and bolts I have ever come across, it really helped me understand more about what the Buddha taught.

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