Vipassana — the seeing into impermanence, dukkha, and anatta. The wisdom-half of the path.
The practice of seeing the three marks of existence — impermanence, suffering, non-self — directly in moment-to-moment experience. The Buddha's central method.
Three characteristics belong to all conditioned phenomena: impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, and non-self. To see them clearly in one's own experience is the precondition of liberating insight.
A teaching on the Abhidhamma — the higher analysis of mental factors that distinguishes the Theravada from every other Buddhist school. Session one of an ongoing series at Bhrikutimandap.
The continuation of the Abhidhamma series. Ven. Kondanya on the analysis of consciousness as the foundation of Theravada practice.
