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NIRMALA DHARMADHARA

VIPASSANA DHYANAM

JEEVANAKALA

MARGA DARSHINI

DHAMMA GEETAM

TRIPITAKAM LO SAMYAK SAM BUDDUDU PART-I

140

TRIPITAKAM LO SAMYAK SAM BUDDUDU PART-II

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MAHASATIPATTAN SUTTAM

VYAKTITVAM-VIPASSANA VISHVA VYAPTI

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PRASNALU--- JAVABULU

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LOKA GURUVU BUDDHUDU

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MAHA SATIPATTANA SUTHA PRAVACHANAMULU (8 DAYS)

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VIPASSANA DHYANA SADHANA

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DHARMA SEAVA

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Sayagyi U Ba Khin Journal

160

1998, 287 pages. This journal commemorates Sayagyi's exemplary life and teachings. Contains his discourses, biographical sketches of his life and the lives of the teachers who preceded him as well as articles on various aspects of Vipassana.

Essence of Tipitaka by U Ko Lay

100

1998, 225 pages. A concise guide to the voluminous teachings of the Buddha contained in the Pali Canon. It gives an overview of the entire Tipitaka as well as a taste of the Buddha's teaching by focussing on a few of the most important discourses. U Ko Lay was formerly the Vice Chancellor of Mandalay University.

The Art of Living by William Hart

2001, 168 pages. A full length study of the teaching of Vipassana useful both for meditators and non-meditators alike. Includes illustrative stories, as well as answers to student's questions that convey a vivid sense of his teaching.

The Discourse Summaries

2001, 123 pages. Summaries of the evening discourses by S.N. Goenka during a ten-day course of Vipassana.

Healing the Healer & The Experience of Impermanence by Dr Paul Fleischman

2001. It describes the benefit of Vipassana to those who are serving in medical profession.

Come People of the World

1999, 32 pages. Translations of selected Hindi couplets from Goenkaji's chantings.

Gotama the Buddha: His Life and His Teaching

2000, 31 pages. A brief sketch of the life and teaching of the Buddha, with a brief description of the Six historical Councils.

The Gracious Flow of Dharma

1997, 70 pages. Condensed from three day public talks of S.N. Goenka explaining the true meaning of Dhamma(Dharma in Sanskrit), which has now been mistakenly used to refer to 'sect' or 'sectarianism'. Goenkaji explains in detail how to live a good Dhammic life - a life full of peace and harmony through the practice of Vipassana.

Discourses on Satipatthana Sutta

2001, 136pages. Evening discourses by S.N. Goenka during the 8 day course of meditation during which he expounds the Mahasatipatthana Sutta.

E10

The Wheel of Dhamma Rotates Around the World

1999, 38 pages. A concise informative compilation on the Vipassana Centres in India and around the world.

E11

Vipassana: Its Relevance to the Present World

110

1995, 141 pages. A collection of papers presented at the International Seminar sponsored by Vipassana Research Institute in New Delhi in April 1994. The papers focus on Vipassana's impact in the fields of education, prison reforms, improved management in business and Government as well as the Pali Tipitaka research and publication project of VRI.

E12

Dharma: Its True Nature

1998, 80 pages. A collection of papers presented at the International Seminar sponsored by Vipassana Research Institute at Dhammagiri, Igatpuri in May 1995. It is an attempt to address the idea that the world society is at historical crossroads with the overwhelming advancement of technology on one side and the erosion of human values on the other.

E13

Vipassana Addictions & Health (Seminar 1989)

1998, 78 pages. A collection of papers presented at the International Seminar sponsored by Vipassana Research Institute at Dhammagiri, Igatpuri in 1989. It focuses on the beneficial effects of Vipassana on drug addicts and the general health.

E14

The Importance of Vedana and Sampajanna (Seminar 1990)

110

2002. This covers this important topic of Buddha's teaching in great detail.

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E15

Pagoda Seminar Oct 1997

1997, 127 pages. The papers presented at the time of the foundation-stone laying ceremony of the Grand Vipassana Stupa being built near Mumbai. It contains detailed reports of the spread of Dhamma around the world. Also included are a number of moving personal accounts of individual meditators from different walks of life.

E16

A Re-appraisal of Patanjali’s Yoga-Sutras by Shri. S. N. Tandon

1995, 142 pages. Patanjali, the author of Yoga Sutras wrote his scholarly works a few centuries after the Buddha, and has drawn heavily from the teachings of the Buddha. An in-depth study of the similarities and dissimilarities. The book contains the Yoga Sutra text references.

E17

Manuals of Dhamma

160

2001, 272 pages. Originaly published by Union Buddha Sasana Council of Myanamr as "Manuals of Buddhism", this book contains the English translations of Venerable Ledi Sayadaw's authoritative essays on the essence of Buddha's teachings

E18

Was the Buddha a Pessimist

2001, 69 pages. Buddha was not a pessimist. This is explained in detail with examples.

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Psychological Effects of Vipassana on Tihar Jail Inmates

1998, 47 pages. Vipassana has been adopted as a prison reform technique in the largest jail in India, the Tihar Jail. The book gives detailed report of the scientific studies carried out to assess the impact of Vipassana meditation on the prisoner's mental health.

E20

Mahasatipatthana Sutta

1998, 94 pages. A revised edition of the annotated translation of 'Mahasatipatthana Sutta', the primary discourse in which the Buddha described the practice of meditation in detail. It is of interest to any serious student of meditation or to one who wants to know about Buddha's teaching on the meditation practice.

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Pali Primer by Lily De Silva

1994, A guide to learn the Pali language.

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Key to Pali Primer by Lily De Silva

1999, Gives answers to the test questions in "Pali Primer". An aid in learning

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Manual of Vipassana Meditation by U Ko Lay

2002, 119 pages. This book throws light on the scientific aspect of the Buddha's Teaching. His teaching is explained with the help of the three important suttas-- the Dhammacakkappavattanasutta, Anattalakhanasutta and the Mahasatipatthanasutta.

E24

For the Benefit of many

120

2002, 201 pages. This book contains a valuable compilation of Goenkaji's talks and question/answer sessions.

E25

Effect of Vipassana Meditation on quality of life, subjective well-being and criminal propensity among inmates of Tihar jail, Delhi

2002, Research analysis and relevant statistics are covered in this study by Dr. Amulya Khurana and Prof.P.L.Dhar

E26

Impact of Vipassana in Government

125

2004, 166 pages. This research by D.R. Parihar analysing the impact of Vipassana in Government covers comparison of Vipassana and non-Vipassana group, Precourse and Post-course feedback, Anecdotal evidences and analysis of Vipassana course forms of Government Officials. Also relevant appendices are available along with suggestions for future research.

E27

Realising change

100

2003, 235 pages. This book featuring accounts by Vipassana practitioners leading everyday lives, aims to make Vipassana both better known and more clearly understood.

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The Clock of Vipassana has Struck

100

2003, 244 pages. This volume celebrates U Ba Khin's exemplary life. It contains a collection of his writings and discourses, a biological sketch of his life and the lives of the teachers who preceded him, and is woven together with an extensive interview with his reknowned disciple, S.N.Goenka.

E29

Meditation Now - Inner peace through inner wisdom

2003, 123 pages. A collection commemorating Goenkaji's tour of North America (April to August 2002). The Universal message of peace - an address by Goenkaji to the Millennium World Peace Summit, New York, The meaning of happiness - an address at the World Economic Forum, Davos-Switzerland and other important articles are found in this collection.

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E30

The Caravan of Dhamma

2004, 169 pages. In 2002, at the age of 78, Goenkaji embarked on a remarkable Dhamma tour of the West. He traveled for 128 days through Europe and North America, giving many Dhamma talks, leading meditation sessions, giving media interviews and guiding students in private interviews along the way.

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S.N.Goenka at the United Nations

2003, 20 pages. Two addresses at the U.N.

1. Address to the millennium World Peace Summit by S.N.Goenka. Goenkaji tried to highlight what all religions and spiritual paths have in common.

2. Keynote address on the occasion of the celebration of the International Recognition of the Vesakha. The talk by Goenkaji puts the teaching of the Buddha in a modern perspective

E32

Defence against external invasion

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How to defend the Republic

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Why was the Sakyan Republic destroyed?

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Peace within oneself, for peace in the world -

English pamphlets

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What Senior Administrators Say About Vipassana-I

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What Senior Administrators Say About Vipassana -II

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What Senior Administrators Say About Vipassana -III

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Vipassana In Prisons

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Vipassana — An Art of Corporate Management

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Vipassana & Health

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Vipassana in Government

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Drug Addiction And Therapy: A Vipassana Perspective

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Keynote address by Goenkaji at the International Buddha Seminar, Sarnath, India, 6th November 1998

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Guidelines for the Practice of Vipassana meditation

Hindi publications

Nirmal Dhara Dharam Ki

2000, 148 pages. Vipassana meditation is an invaluable ancient heritage of India, which had been lost in the country of its origin. Goenkaji has explained its Universal aspects in his public talks, which have been condensed in this book. Dharma means 'law of nature', and it has been mistakenly used to refer to 'sect' or 'sectarianism' in recent times. Goenkaji explains in detail how to live a good Dhammic life - a life full of peace and harmony through the practice of Vipassana.

Pravachan Saransh

1992, 100 pages. Condensed from the evening discourses of Goenkaji during ten-day Vipassana course.

Jage Pavan Prerana

1994, 203 pages. A collection of articles written by Goenkaji explaining in simple and lucid manner the glimpses from Buddha's lifetime and of his teachings.

Jage Antarbodh

2001, 180 pages. It is a continuation of the book Jage Pawan Prerana, and contains more in-depth glimpses of the Buddha's teachings.

Dharma Jivan Jine Ki Kala

2001, 88 pages. Explains what is Dhamma, in an easy to understand manner.

Tipitaka Mein Samyaka Sambuddha Vol 1 & 2

130 each Vol.

1995, 254 pages each volume. An in-depth study of the Buddha's teachings as preserved in Tipitaka. This is the first of a trilogy where Goenkaji explains in great detail the teachings of the Buddha with plenty of Pali quotations with their meaning in Hindi. This first in the series has the Buddha as the main subject.

Dharan Kare to Dharma

1999, 176 pages. Inspiring stories from the life of the Buddha with explanation of the Dhamma.

Kya Buddha Dukhwadi the

2000, 78 pages. Buddha was not a pessimist. This is explained in detail with examples.

Mangal Jage Grihi Jeevan mein

2001, 98 pages. This book is concerning how a good householder should live to generate harmony in household life.

H10

Dhammavani Sangraha

2000, 68 pages. A valuable collection from the hindi newsletters with topicwise bifurcation. These contextual narratives are of enduring value to meditators. This book contains pali verses with hindi translations.

H11

Vipassana Pagoda Smarika

100

2000, 175 pages. The papers presented at the time of the foundation-stone laying ceremony of the Grand Vipassana Stupa being built near Mumbai. It contains detailed reports of the spread of Dhamma around the world. Also included are a number of moving personal accounts of individual meditators from different walks of life.

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Suttasaar-1

2001, 220 pages. This gives the essence of various suttas in Digha and Majjhima Nikaya.

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Suttasaar-2

2001, 186 pages. This gives the essence of various suttas in the Samyutta Nikaya.

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Suttasaar-3

2001, 150 pages. This gives the essence of various suttas in the Anguttara and Khuddaka Nikaya.

H15

Dhamma Geet (pali-hindi)

2001, 99 pages. A collection of Pali verses from Tipitaka with Hindi translation.

H16

Dhammapada (pali-hindi)

2001, 93 pages. Consists of the translation of the verses in the Dhammapada.

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Mahasatipatthana Sutta (translation and samiksha)

1996, 54 pages. An annotated translation and review of 'Mahasatipatthana Sutta', the primary discourse in which the Buddha described the practice of meditation in detail. It is of interest to any serious student of meditation or of the Buddha's teaching.

H18

Mangal Hua Prabhat

1998. 191 pages. An invaluable collection of couplets written by Goenkaji in Hindi, which are appreciated by meditators and others alike. These couplets illuminate the depths of Dharma in simple manner.

H19

Jago Loga Jagat Ra

1997, 246 pages. A collection of couplets written in Rajasthani. These couplets illuminate the depths of Dharma in simple manner.

H20

Dhanyababa (Atmakathan) by Shri. S.N.Goenka

2002, 112 pages.Goenkaji has written this book expressing his gratitude to his grandfather who had a great influence over his young mind The book contains anecdotes from Guruji's life and also a collection of the rajasthani dohas along with explanations.

H21

Kalyanamitra Satyanarayan Goenka-Vyaktitva aur Krititva by Shri. B.K.Goenka

2002. 119 pages. This book gives details of important events in Goenkaji's life and the work he continues to perform for the welfare of all beings.

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Patanjal Yogasutra by Shri. S.N.Tandon

2003. 96 pages. Patanjali, the author of Yoga Sutras wrote his scholarly works a few centuries after the Buddha, and has drawn heavily from the teachings of the Buddha. An in-depth study of the similarities and dissimilarities. The book contains the Yoga Sutra text references and references from the Pali tipitaka (vri references).

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Ahuneyya Pahuneyya Anjalikaraniya - Dr. Omprakashji by Shri. S.N.Tandon & Smt. Laj Tandon

2003. 53 pages. Contains description from Dr. Omprakashji 's oral utterences and letters. A collection of his writings published in the patrika also form a part of this book

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Atmakathan-Part 1 by Shri. S.N.Goenka

2003. 98 pages. This autobiography with anecdotes and life experiences is meant not merely to satisfy the natural curiosity of the Vipassana meditators round the World but to serve the purpose of guiding them and promoting their wisdom. Another aim of this publication is to serve as a warning to Vipassana meditators atleast from committing the hienous crime of condemning the Buddha's teaching.(The Buddha's flawless teaching was lost from India and condemned on a false basis.)

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Rajdharma (kuch aitihasic prasang) by Shri. S.N.Goenka

2003. 68 pages. The Sammasambuddha was born in Jambudipa(India). Sammasambuddha discovers the path to the ultimate truth which is bound to be beneficial to one and all. Through this book many misconceptions about the Buddha and his teaching have been cleared. An attempt has also been made to clear the wrong impressions about the great Emperor Ashokha who was instrumental in spreading the Buddha's invaluable teaching to the neighbouring countries. This book will help receptive minds willing to see the truth, to come out of their wrong notions regarding the Buddha and Emperor Ashoka.

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Anguttara Nikaya -Volume 1

100

2004. 308 pages. This is a hindi translation of the pali text of Anguttara Nikaya - volume 1

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Kendriya Karagrah - Jaipur, Vipashyana ka pratham jail shivir

2005. 61pages. This book describes how Vipassana was introduced in jail. The experience of the jail inmates after undergoing a ten day course speaks volumes about the efficacy of Vipassana in reforming society. An attempt has been made to highlight Buddha's words in pali (with translations) and drawing parallels to what the jail inmates had expressed after doing a course thereby confirming the eternal nature of his teachings.

H28

Vipassana : Lokmat - volume 1

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Vipassana : Lokmat - volume 2

2005. 120 pages, 160 pages. The enriching experiences of meditators practising Vipassana are presented in these two volumes. The accounts of numerous meditators from all walks of life, the world over are compiled to inspire one and all.

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Agrapal Rajvaidya Jeevak

2005. 24 pages. Gives an insight into the personality and laudable works of Jeevaka the royal physician at the Buddha's time

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Ahimsa kise kahen?

2006. 28 pages. Himsa (violence) begins in the mind. True Ahimsa (non-violence) is not letting himsa originate in the mind. This is a talk given by Goenkaji quoting from the jain scriptures which also followed Ahimsa.

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Samrat Ashok ke Abhilekh?

2006. 165 pages. Emperor Ashoka followed the Buddha's teachings and tried to rule the country in a Dhammic way. During his time he encouraged his subjects to follow the Dhamma as can be seen in the 42 Asokan inscriptions in its original form covered in this book. The translations in hindi and word meanings help to promote understanding his message to the world.

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Lokguru Buddha

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Shakiyom aur Koliyom ke gantantra ka vinash kyom hua?

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Ganarajya ki suraksha kaise ho?

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Desh ki bahya suraksha

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PRASHN AUR UNKE UTTAR

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Shanthi Path

Hindi pamphlets

HP1

Vipassana Kyon

Re 1

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Path Pradarshika (only for old meditators)

Re 1

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Sampraday Na Dharma Hai

Re 1

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Dharam Darshan

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Chale Dharma Ke Panth

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HP6

Apana Antar Dekh

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Shashantantra Mein Vipassana

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HP8

Citta Samta Na Khoy (Rajasthani dohas)

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Dharma Sada Mangal Karai (Rajasthani dohas)

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HP10

Apano Karam Sudhar (Rajasthani dohas)

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Dhup Chaw Ri Jindagi (Rajasthani dohas)

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HP12

Man Ra Mail Utar (Rajasthani dohas)

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Rajdharma (kuch aitihasic prasang) by Shri. S.N.Goenka

Re 1

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Dharma Ka Sar

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Dharma Ka Sahi Mulyankan

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Samata Dharma

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Dharma Ka Sarvahitkari Swaroop

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Samyak Dharma

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Satya Hi Dharma Hai

Re 1

Marathi

Jagnyachi Kala

1997, 228 pages. A translation of William Hart's book 'Art of Living'. A full length study of the teaching of Vipassana useful both for meditators and non-meditators alike. Includes illustrative stories, as well as answers to student's questions that convey a vivid sense of his teaching.

Jage Pavan Prerana

1994, 251 pages. A translation of Hindi book of the same name. A collection of articles written by Goenkaji explaining in simple and lucid manner the glimpses from Buddha's lifetime and of his teachings.

Pravachan Saransh

1994, 84 pages. Condensed from the evening discourses of Goenkaji during ten-day Vipassana course.