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An interesting history of vipassana noting practice
11年前 に Rob Wynge によって更新されました。 at 13/04/23 17:46
Created 11年 ago at 13/04/22 21:22
An interesting history of vipassana noting practice
投稿: 17 参加年月日: 10/01/31 最新の投稿This got me curious, so a little internet searching revealed that Mahasi Sayadaw had also studied under Jetavan Mingun Sayadaw. A little more searching turned up this history by Silananda Sayadaw, which is really worth reading if you like knowing the lineage of the teachings. Enjoy!
Silananda talk on the history of vipassana
11年前 に fivebells によって更新されました。 at 13/04/22 22:19
Created 11年 ago at 13/04/22 22:19
RE: An interesting history of vipassana noting practice
投稿: 563 参加年月日: 11/02/25 最新の投稿
I think you don't need the "www." on that URL. It doesn't work as is, but does if you remove that part.
11年前 に bernd the broter によって更新されました。 at 13/04/23 1:37
Created 11年 ago at 13/04/23 1:37
RE: An interesting history of vipassana noting practice
投稿: 376 参加年月日: 12/06/13 最新の投稿Rob Wynge:
We all think of noting practice as coming directly from Mahasi Sayadaw, [...]
No. In his wikipedia biography, it's explicitly stated, that he learnt the noting technique from U Narada (Mingun Jetawun Sayadaw, 1868−1955):
Im Alter von 28 verließ er das Kloster Taung-waing-galay Taik Kyaung um als Wandermönch nach einer klaren und einfachen Meditationsmethode zu suchen. Er fand den Meister und Mönch U Narada (Mingun Jetawun Sayadaw, 1868−1955), der eine Form der Einsichtsmeditation (vipassana-bhavana) entwickelt hatte, die unter Bezeichnungen wie „Benennen“ oder „Labelling“ zu Mahasi Sayadaws Markenzeichen werden sollte. Nach zehnjähriger Lernzeit kehrte Mahasi Sayadaw an seinen Heimatort Seikkhun zurück, wo er die ersten eigenen Schüler annahm und auch zahlreiche Laien, einschließlich Kindern und Frauen, in der Einsichtsmeditation unterrichtete.
translation: Aged 28, Mahasi Sayadaw left his monastery to go look for a simple meditation technique. He found the master monk U Narada, who had developed a form of insight meditation which Mahasi Sayadaw later made famous under names such as "labelling, noting". after learning for 10 years, he returned to his hometown and started teaching.