Vipassana

[teliyadu_nuvvu]

ya me too…but e sem ayaka mid dec to jan mid varku holidays ..so veludam anii

[150bryant]

vippesi aasanalu chesthaara?

[Monicka]

Vippasana ante Anni vippesi chese aasana ana? Please elaborat

Vipassanā is a Pali word from the Sanskrit prefix "vi-" and verbal root paś. It is often translated as "insight" or "clear-seeing," though, the "in-" prefix may be misleading; "vi" in Indo-Aryan languages is equivalent to the Latin "dis." The "vi" in vipassanā may then mean to see into, see through or to see 'in a special way.'^[2]Alternatively, the "vi" can function as an intensive, and thus vipassanā may mean "seeing deeply."^{[citation needed]}

A synonym for "Vipassanā" is paccakkha (Pāli; Sanskrit: pratyakṣa), "before the eyes," which refers to direct experiential perception. Thus, the type of seeing denoted by "vipassanā" is that of direct perception, as opposed to knowledge derived from reasoning or argument.^{[citation needed]}

In Tibetan, vipashyana is lhagthong (wylie: lhag mthong). The term "lhag" means "higher", "superior", "greater"; the term "thong" is "view" or "to see". So together, lhagthong may be rendered into English as "superior seeing", "great vision" or "supreme wisdom." This may be interpreted as a "superior manner of seeing", and also as "seeing that which is the essential nature." Its nature is a lucidity—a clarity of mind.^[7]

Henepola Gunaratana defined Vipassanā as:

 

Looking into something with clarity and precision, seeing each component as distinct and separate, and piercing all the way through so as to perceive the most fundamental reality of that thing" ^[2]

 

^{SOURCE: WIKEPEDIA}

[teliyadu_nuvvu]

Vippasana ante Anni vippesi chese aasana ana? Please elaborate

 

vippi vasana chusedi ani piyna evro mahaprabhuvulu selavu iccharu

[mustang302]

google knowledge kadule ….

google waste antava 

[aakpak_karepak007]

Art of living aaaa thallooooo

[aakpak_karepak007]

nenu akkadike plan chesthunna

Ori née eshallooooo hosp bed digava first ???

[Tadika]

Ori née eshallooooo hosp bed digava first ???

ee stone ekkadoooooooooooooooooooooo........ ekkado kodathandi ba gtalk ani

[Bairagi From Bapatla]

 

Vipassanā is a Pali word from the Sanskrit prefix "vi-" and verbal root paś. It is often translated as "insight" or "clear-seeing," though, the "in-" prefix may be misleading; "vi" in Indo-Aryan languages is equivalent to the Latin "dis." The "vi" in vipassanā may then mean to see into, see through or to see 'in a special way.'^[2]Alternatively, the "vi" can function as an intensive, and thus vipassanā may mean "seeing deeply."^{[citation needed]}

A synonym for "Vipassanā" is paccakkha (Pāli; Sanskrit: pratyakṣa), "before the eyes," which refers to direct experiential perception. Thus, the type of seeing denoted by "vipassanā" is that of direct perception, as opposed to knowledge derived from reasoning or argument.^{[citation needed]}

In Tibetan, vipashyana is lhagthong (wylie: lhag mthong). The term "lhag" means "higher", "superior", "greater"; the term "thong" is "view" or "to see". So together, lhagthong may be rendered into English as "superior seeing", "great vision" or "supreme wisdom." This may be interpreted as a "superior manner of seeing", and also as "seeing that which is the essential nature." Its nature is a lucidity—a clarity of mind.^[7]

Henepola Gunaratana defined Vipassanā as:

 

Looking into something with clarity and precision, seeing each component as distinct and separate, and piercing all the way through so as to perceive the most fundamental reality of that thing" ^[2]

 

^{SOURCE: WIKEPEDIA}

 

telugu lo rendu mukkalo cheppu akka

[Monicka]

telugu lo rendu mukkalo cheppu akka

padi roju ….dhyanam cheyadam anamata…..annitiki duramga undi…poorti nishhabdamga undadam (nishabdam ante matalu matladakapodam matrame kadu manasa, vacha anta silence)

[mustang302]

baba counting starts 

[puli_keka]

okka mukka artham kaaledu, art of living information kavala.. i can ask my friend who was a yes+ teacher

[Monicka]

akarledu…….art of living  gurinchaite kadu 

[Spartan]

title chusi..em vippesavo anukuni lagettuku vacha......