AN UNENTANGLED KNOWING

An Unentangled Knowing The Teachings of a Thai Buddhist Lay Woman Upāsikā Kee Nanayon (K. Khao-suan-luang) translated from the Thai by Ṭhānissaro

PART I Looking Inward The Practice in Brief March 17, 1954 Those who practice the Dhamma should train themselves to

PART II Breath Meditation Condensed There are lots of people who are ashamed to talk about their own defilements but

PART III Going Against the Flow Mindfulness Like the Pilings of a Dam November 6, 1970 Discussing the practice is

PART IV A Good Dose of Dhamma for Meditators When They Are Ill September 3, 1965 I Normally, illness is

PART V Reading the Mind Discernment vs. Self-deception It’s important that we discuss the steps of the practice in training

PART VI Pure & Simple In June, 1973, the Khao Suan Luang community celebrated Upāsikā Kee’s 72nd birthday—an important milestone in

Glossary Aggregate (khandha): Physical and mental components of sensory experience, which form the raw material for one’s sense of self: form (the