Insight Meditation Instruction
Introduction Introduction to Insight Meditation
Practical Vipassana
Bhante Henepola GunaratanaWhat Meditation Isn't
Bhante Henepola GunaratanaWhat Meditation Is
Bhante Henepola GunaratanaMindfulness Meditation as a Buddhist Practice
Gil Fronsdal
Instruction
A 6-part instructional series for beginning meditators. These classes provide an overview of insight meditation practice as well as many guided meditation sessions which help the student learn how to establish and sustain a daily meditation practice.
Gil Fronsdal - Insight Meditation Center
Guided instrucion
Joseph Goldstein - IMSIntroduction To Insight Meditation
Amaravati Buddhist Centre, U.K. (1988)A 6-part instructional series for beginning meditators.
Rodney Smith - Seattle Insight Meditation Society
Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation
Brief instructions for sitting meditation
Instructions for walking meditation
Noting
Gil Fronsdal - Insight Meditation CenterInstructions to Insight meditation
Mahasi SayadawTwo Styles of Insight Meditation
Bhikkhu Bodhi
With the surging worldwide popularity of insight meditation, teachers have occasionally been tempted to "streamline" the practice, by teaching it as a secular activity divorced from the framework in which the Buddha originally presented it. Bhikkhu Bodhi urges meditators not to neglect the development of the full range of qualities necessary to bring about transcendent release.
The Basic Method of Meditation
Brahmavamso, AjahnInsight Meditation: Basic and Progressive Stages
Mahasi Sayadaw
Thinking
This talk explores the role and nature of conceptual thought, how to relate to it skillfully, as well as acknowledging the value and right use of reflective thinking.
Ajan AmaroThe Benefits of Walking Meditation
Sayadaw U Silananda
Samadhi Is Pure Enjoyment
Ajahn SucittoWhat is the Right Attitude in Meditation?
Rodney Smith
Hindrances
See the Ashoka online course Rest Your Weary Mind: Letting Go of the Hindrances taught by Joseph Goldstein
The Five Hindrances
Ajahn SumedhoThe Five Mental Hindrances and Their Conquest
Selected Texts from the Pali Canon and the Commentaries
Nyanaponika Thera (compilation and translation)Concentration: Abandoning the Hindrances
Thanissaro BhikkhuThe Five Hindrances (Nivarana)
Ajahn Brahmavamso
Mindfulness of Breathe – Anapanasati Sutta
Anapana Sati: Meditation on Breathing
Ven. Mahathera Nauyane AriyadhammaAnapana Sati: Meditation on Breathing
Ven. Mahathera Nauyane AriyadhammaAnapanasati Sutta– Mindfulness of Breathing
Thanissaro Bhikkhu (translation)The Anapanasati Sutta – A Practical Guide to Midfulness of Breathing and Tranquil Wisdom Meditation
Ven. U Vimalaramsi
The Four Foundations of Mindfulness:
Satipatthana Sutta– Anapanasati SuttaThe Four Foundations of Mindfulness: A Summary
Ven. Sayadaw U SiilaanandaSatipatthana Vipassana
Ven. Mahasi SayadawSatipatthana Sutta – The Foundations of Mindfulness
Nyanasatta Thera (translation)Satipatthana – The Fourfold Focus of Mindfulness
Ajahn Brahmavamso
The Satipatthana Sutta
Read by Sally Clough (SuttaReadings.net )
The Sattipathana Sutta
Eugene Cash
The Brahma Viharas
See the Ashoka online course Liberating the Heart: The Brahma Viharas taught by Sharon Salzberg
The Four Sublime States – Contemplations on Love, Compassion, Sympathetic Joy and Equanimity
Nyanaponika TheraMudita
Eileen Siriwardhana
Metta Lovingkindness, or metta as it is known in Pali, is a universal, unselfish and all-embracing love that protects, supports and heals both oneself and others.
Meditation on Loving-Kindness (Metta)
Bhante GunaratanaUniversal Loving Kindness
Ajahn SumedhoReflecting on kindness
Ajahn CandasiriThe Practice of Loving-Kindness (Metta) As Taught by the Buddha in the Pali Canon
Ñanamoli Thera (compilation and translation)Facets of Metta
Sharon Salzberg
The Power of Metta
Guy Armstrong
Guided Lovingkindness Meditation
This guided meditation for cultivating the power of metta begins by directing positive sentiments towards oneself and progresses to radiate this well-wishing outward towards specific people and finally to all beings everywhere, without limit.
Sharon Salzberg