Publisher's Synopsis
Vipassana Meditation: Seeing Things as They Are
Vipassana is among India's oldest meditation methods, rediscovered by Gotama Buddha over 2,500 years ago. The term "vipassana" means seeing things as they truly are. It involves self-purification through introspection. Initially, we focus on natural breathing to concentrate the mind. With heightened awareness, we observe how the body and mind continually change, experiencing the universal truths of impermanence, suffering, and egolessness. This direct experience of truth purifies us. Vipassana, known as Dhamma, is a universal remedy for all problems. It transcends religion and sects, making it accessible to everyone, regardless of race, caste, or religious beliefs. This method offers equal benefits to all who practice it, anytime and anywhere.
