BENVENUTI, il mio progetto sul web nasce con l'intento di conservare e condividere
gli insegnamenti di Anapanasati e Vipassana al fine di affrancarsi dalla sofferenza esistenziale
con la guida di un insegnante autorizzato. Questo secondo la dottrina del Buddismo Theravada,
nella tradizione birmana di Sayagyi U Ba Khin, in memoria del suo allievo John Earl Coleman.
Tali insegnamenti sono preservati e perpetuati per il beneficio delle future generazioni,
per questo sono conservati con l’indicazione protettiva della perfezione, verità e devozione.
Tutte le nostre azioni sono dirette nello spirito del Damma.
WELCOME, my web project was born with the intention of preserving and sharing
the teachings of Anapanasati and Vipassana, in order to be free from existential suffering
with the guidance of a licensed teacher. This according to the doctrine of Theravada Buddhism,
in the Burmese tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin, in memory of his student John Earl Coleman.
Such teachings are preserved and perpetuated for the benefit of future generations,
for this reason they are preserved with the protective indication of perfection, truth and devotion.
All our actions are directed in the spirit of the Dhamma.
In tradition the practice of Dana (alms) to the teacher is contemplated, Dana is one of the virtues - Paramita - the first in Theravada Buddhism. With this action we continue a thousand-year-old gesture that means generosity, charity, and we acquire merit. Dana is also a privilege. "Ajahn Buddhadasa once said that if we completely perfect one of the Paramitas, we have perfected all the others as well. This clarification is very useful when considering Dana. We can verify that if we practice giving without expecting anything in return, at that moment all the Paramitas are made."
