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LXII) LXII-Classical Latin) Classical Latin:

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Structured fluxus arbor TIPITAKA

Vinaya Piμaka
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Vinaya Piṭaka: Mahāvagga (~ saeculum 1, ad 2) [Extract: Prae eis, evolutio
Genus] Sutta Vibhaaga [Duo libri continentes ad praecepta bhikkhus
ego
bhikkhunis, expositis, breviter de octo species criminum]

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Magna ex parte mulieris de monachis praecepta Buddhismus et - a-XLIV MN;

(Quinque collections vel NICS)
In doctrina de essentia Buddha contineat Sutta Piṭaka
de Dhamma. Suttas continet plus decem milia. est
dictus collectis quinquepertitus Nikāyas (Turba contione unum
collection: in genere, ordinis, coetus; et consociatio Fraternitatem,
congregatione; de domo habitationi).

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Ask a monachus, et Tipitaka

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sub Piμaka

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I et II ut DN ad omnes sententias obsoletas Net

Digha Nikaya
[Dgha: quamdiu] Digha Nikaya collects orationes XXXIV per longissimum
a Buddha. Nuper plures pervenire plures tips
praeter ea quibus dubito in originali corpus et authenticitatis litteras conficiendi.

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“Majjhima Nikaya, mediocris de ore re longitudo ‘

In Buddha docet sunt septem modi ob coarctatione, & bhikkhus
tincturas desertio fundamentali servitutis tenent defectus
ad circum natus moriensque fefellit.

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Saṃyutta Nikaya
[Samyutta: coetus] Saṃyutta Nikaya convertit secundum suttas
LVI subgroups in suo subiecto dicitur saṃyuttas. Eam continet plures quam
Tres milia principum orationibus lacerari inaequilongis; sed secundum quid plerumque
brevis

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Aṅguttara Nikaya
[Aug., elementum | Uttara: additionalnal] Quod Aṅguttara partes Nikaya
Undecim subgroups nipātas dicitur, unumquodque oratio collecta
quae ex eiusmodi enume adiectis, elementum id versus est
nipta est prior continet, quae fere millia suttas
brevis

Khuddaka Nikaya
[Khuddha: brevis, parva] Quod Khuddhaka
Formulæ breves in Nikaya sunt composita ex duabus agentes considerari,
Dhammapada, Udāna, Itivuttaka, Sutta Nipata,
Theragāthā Therīgāthā,
et Jātaka formare coetus antiquum, qui nuper cum aliis libris emendatus
significationesque suam prodit veritatem, et est quaestio.

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Manuel María Ponce Cuéllar (8 December 1882 – 24 April 1948) was a
Mexican composer active in the 20th century. His work as a composer,
music educator and scholar of Mexican music connected the concert scene
with a usually forgotten tradition of popular song and Mexican folklore.
Many of his compositions are strongly influenced by the harmonies and
form of traditional songs.

https://www.vridhamma.org/About-VRI
वयधम्मा सङ्खारा, अप्पमादेन सम्पादेथ
Impermanent are all compounded things

About Vipassana Research Institute

Introduction

Vipassana Research Institute (VRI), a non-profit-making body, was
established in 1985 with the principal aim of conducting scientific
research into the sources and applications of the Vipassana Meditation
Technique.

Vipassana meditation is a technique of observation
and exploration of the mind-body phenomena. The technique leads to
purification of mind and can bring about a major transformation in the
attitude and behavioural pattern of an individual and, through him, in
the entire society. The technique has a unique potential as an
instrument for better education, health, organisation, management
development and social change for strengthening the concept of
secularism, national integration and international understanding.
Vipassana has been revived after a period of more than 2500 years.

Courses of Vipassana meditation started in India since 1969, however,
initially, there was no separate institution to explore the theory part
of the technique. The importance of establishing such an Institute was
realized when Mr. S. N. Goenka, principal teacher of Vipassana
meditation, began teaching courses on the Satipatthāna Sutta, a
discourse in which the Buddha systematically explains the technique of
Vipassana.

During the Satipatthāna courses, Goenkaji noticed
students studying the words of the Buddha (pariyatti), were encouraged
and filled with gratitude when applying them in their meditation
practice (patipatti). They found their understanding and practice
strengthened, owing to their experiential understanding of the Buddha’s
words. Naturally, some of them felt inspired to undertake further study,
and to provide this opportunity, the Vipassana Research Institute was
established.

VRI is currently located adjacent to the Vipassana
International Academy (VIA), known as Dhamma Giri located in Igatpuri, a
small town about 136 km from Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra, India.

The Institute’s work focuses on the following main areas:

Exploration of sources of Vipassana in the Tipitaka
Conduct courses in Pali language
Practical research into the application of Vipassana in daily life and its impact on society
Publishing books and other inspirational material related to Vipassana

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1. Exploration of Sources of Vipassana in the Tipitaka
Publication of the Tipitaka and other allied literature

Twenty-five centuries ago, Pāli was the lingua franca of northern
India, the dialect in which the Buddha taught. Just as Sanskrit is the
canonical language of Hinduism and Latin the canonical language of
Catholicism, Pāli is the classical language in which the teachings of
the Buddha have been preserved. Tipitaka (Pali canon) i.e. literally
meaning three baskets which contains teachings of the Buddha, are in
Pali language.

Unfortunately, the Pali texts and the practice of
Vipassana were lost in India. Realizing the importance of the Pali canon
as an invaluable part of the ancient heritage of India, the Government
of India after the Chattha Sangayana, took the decision to publish the
entire Pali literature in Devanagari script. This task was entrusted to
Nalanda Mahavihara, at the Nalanda Institute. The work of publishing the
Tipitaka was undertaken in earnest, and the efforts of many eminent
scholars culminated in the publication of the work in Devanagari.
However, the work slowed down, and today the complete set of Tipitaka
volumes is out of print. Even isolated volumes are not available. The
sublime record of the Buddha’s teaching in Devanagari is therefore now
not readily available in the country of its origin.

VRI
undertook the monumental task of publishing the entire Pali canon and
allied commentaries. This work supplemented the efforts of Nalanda
Mahavihara. VRI has taken the Chattha Sangayana version in Burmese
script as the authentic, authoritative version. Pali scholars from India
and other countries, including many learned bhikkhus and research
scholars in Myanmar, assisted in this work. The work product has
provided an authentic version of the Tipitaka and allied literature in
Devanagari script in printed book form. To see complete list of volumes
published by VRI in Devanāgarī script, please click here.
Preparing a Compact Disc (CD) of the Tipitaka

Preparing a CD of all the Pali literature was another mammoth task the
VRI undertook and successfully completed. The entire Pali Tipitaka in
Devanagari script which has been produced by VRI has also been digitally
encoded and is being published on a CD-ROM (Compact Disk-Read Only
Memory). Having the information contained within the Pali Tipitaka in
this form of storage will preserve this invaluable legacy indefinitely.
It will also greatly facilitate study and research into the words of the
Buddha by computer search programs capable of locating any word or
phrase in any part of the Tipitaka in a matter of seconds. Digital
encoding of this information and its use with such search engines opens
up vast possibilities for both, research scholars and students of
Vipassana alike. Information retrieval software will enable the assembly
of comprehensive indices of relevant words and terms.

The CD-ROM
produced by VRI also contains custom-developed computer software which
automatically converts the Pali in Devanagari script into either Roman
script or Burmese script, as the reader prefers. This will be of great
value to people everywhere interested in the original words of the
Buddha.

For more details related to Exploration of Sources of Vipassana in the Tipitaka, please click here.
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2. Pāli Study Programmes

VRI started imparting Intensive Residential Basic and Advanced training
in Pali language for Indian and foreign students simultaneously. As
research work is best done by those with direct experience of the
Buddha’s teaching, VRI offers an intensive three-month Pali course for
serious Vipassana meditators fully committed to the tradition of Sayagyi
U Ba Khin as taught by Mr. S N Goenka. The programme provides excellent
opportunity for both the theory (pariyatti) and practice (patipatti) of
Dhamma. The course introduces students to Pali, the language in which
the teachings of the Buddha are preserved. It does this in the
environment of a meditation centre, where the teachings are actually
practiced. A 45 days Pali-Hindi course and a 75 days Pali-English course
includes compulsory morning and evening group sittings. This
combination of scholarly and meditative approaches makes the programme
unique.

The Government of India has recognized the Institute for
training in Vipassana and for the teaching of Pali as the only institute
of its kind, which integrates theoretical principles with the practice
of Vipassana.

Since 1999, Department of Philosophy, University of
Mumbai in collaboration with VRI has started a course, “Diploma in
Teachings of the Buddha”. The course is divided into basic and advanced
diploma. It has gained much popularity. These courses are open for
meditators as well as non-meditators.

For details regarding Pali
courses, experiences of students and specific discourses by Mr. S. N.
Goenka on learning Pali, please click here.
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3. Practical Research into the application of Vipassana in Daily Life and its Impact on Society
a) Research

In addition to researching the Pāli Texts, VRI conducts research into
the personal and interpersonal effects of Vipassana Meditation. This
work includes studying the effects of controlling and purifying the
mind, improved moral conduct and harmonious personality development; as
well as the application of Vipassana in the areas of health, education
and social development. The Institute has also studied the benefits of
Vipassana on drug addicts and jail inmates in particular. A study of the
impact of Vipassana in Government has been published as well. All these
studies enable a contextual comparison with the results that are
mentioned in the Pāli texts. For more details, please click here.
b) Seminars

From time to time, VRI sponsors international seminars on various
aspects of the research work as it applies to the actual experience of
Vipassana. It features an opportunity for the participants to
participate in a 10-day Vipassana course after the presentation of the
seminar papers and this experiential aspect has proven to be popular as
well as beneficial. In a very tangible way, the practice of meditation
throws light on the research presented in the papers. It gives an
opportunity for the participant to experience what was presented in the
seminar.

To view reports of the selected seminars conducted by VRI, please click here.
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4. Publications

Apart from above, VRI publishes various books and other inspirational material for Vipassana meditators across the world.
a) Books

The Institute has published several invaluable books in various
languages on the basis of discourses delivered by the Principal Teacher
of Vipassana, Mr. S. N. Goenka and other senior meditators over the last
few decades. They are a real source of inspiration to meditators and
non-meditators alike.

For more details regarding VRI publications, please click here.
b) Audio CDs, Video CDs and DVDs

Goenkaji’s discourses in 10-day course, Satipatthana course and other
discourses are a product of thorough research of the Buddha’s teachings.
These valuable discourses, group sitting instructions for daily
practice, documentaries related to Vipassana, talks featured in the Urja
series on Zee TV, introductory material in Hindi and English, are made
available by the Institute. They are useful in spreading Vipassana in
society and provide inspiration to old students to maintain their
practice of Vipassana in daily life.

To view the PDF list of all DVD and CD titles, please click here.
c) Vipassana Newsletter

VRI publishes monthly newsletters in various languages which contain
articles by Mr. S. N. Goenka and others. It also serves as a means for
Vipassana students all over the world to derive inspiration from, and to
stay in touch with the teachings.

To view newsletter archives, please click here.
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