This video contains historical background of Vipassana meditation, course structure and experiences of students. It also contain discourses by Mr. Goenka explaining what is Vipassana meditation and his own life story followed by series of questions & answers
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Principal teacher Mr. S. N. Goenka explains what is Vipassana meditation and its various aspects
A Short film on Anapana meditation for hearing and speech impaired children. It has been filmed at the centre in Pune, India with students from Ruia Special school.
This short film, filmed at a high school in Malaysia, provides details about Anapana courses in school.
(Copyright, 2008 UK Vipassana Trust). An introduction to Anapana courses at the centre in Hereford, UK. It documents modern children’s experiences with Anapana, the course process and its impact. Participants, parents and teachers talk about how Anapana helps in dealing with the pressures of school, family and everyday life. In simple language, they speak about the challenges of Anapana and the benefits: calmness, improved concentration and compassion.
(Copyright, California Vipassana Center). A short film on Anapana meditation for school children. It documents modern children’s experiences with Anapana, the course process and its impact. Participants, parents and teachers talk about how Anapana helps in dealing with the pressures of school, family and everyday life. In simple language, they speak about the challenges of Anapana and the benefits: calmness, improved concentration and compassion.
A short film on Anapana meditation for school children. It documents modern children’s experiences with Anapana, the course process and its impact. Participants, parents and teachers talk about how Anapana helps in dealing with the pressures of school, family and everyday life. In simple language, they speak about the challenges of Anapana and the benefits: calmness, improved concentration and compassion.
This video contains detailed audio/video instructions by Mr. S. N. Goenka on Anapana meditation. Instructions for playing 20-minutes min-anapana sessions:
1. This is to be played in a quiet hall or room suitable for meditation.
2. Participants must agree to stay for the entire time of the session, observing noble silence and should maintain segregation of males and females with no physical contact.
3. Participants can be anyone above the age of 10 years.
Words of Dhamma
Vol.1 No.2 October, 1990
Words of Dhamma
Sabbe saṅkhārā aniccā’ti |