The way of non-attachment shows a simple technique and shows how true release is possible.

The way of non-attachment: The practice of insight meditation

Dhiravamsa

Schocken Books

No dust cover. Some wear with age. Book looks good overall.

The Way of Non-Attachment: The Practice of Insight Meditation

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Turnstone Books

The Dynamic Way of Meditation

Religion & Spirituality

Turnstone Press Limited

The Middle Path is recommended to anyone who wants to get to know themselves - to experienced meditators, and those first becoming interested in insight or vipassana meditation, the systematic practice of mindfulness in daily life. The Middle Path described by Dhiravamsa is neither self-mortification or self-indulgence, but rather a way of total balance. To develop "insight," to meditate, is to be aware of what is going on here and now, and to live fully in the present, without being swayed by the past or the future. 
The purpose of meditating is to "see" who we are, honestly, and to learn how to "think from the heart." What we call the "heart" is just being, with no idea of center. When we see what kind of person we are - our particular qualities and weaknesses - we can open up to whatever is actually happening, without logic. Whatever arises, here and now, passes through us without our grasping ... and we can become truly active, vibrant, and spontaneous ... just who we have always wanted to be. True wisdom springs from meditation - not from the explosive energy of suppressed conflicts, but from the nourishing flow of continuous insight. The mind becomes still, naturally, with panoramic vision. While the body may grow old, the free mind with clear insight is always young as it follows the middle path, the path of true freedom.

The Middle Path of Life: Talks on the Practice of Insight Meditation

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Alternative Medicine

Blue Dolphin Pub

A Buddhist monk born in Thailand, offers a practical guide to Vipassana meditation. 1989 slight tanning to pages

Harpercollins

Dynamic Way of Meditation: The Release and Cure of Pain and Suffering Through Vipassana Meditative Techniques

New Age & Spirituality

Healing through Pure Mindfulness guides us through the transformations of consciousness that lead to the realization of nirvana. This process begins at our human personality or ego-state level. On this level, we are all dominated ruthlessly by our ruling passions, the compulsive conditioning of our fixations, our harmful, instinctual energy patterns. These include the chief features or fixations of the various personality types. Foremost among all of these harmful patterns are greed, hate, and delusion, the principal mental infections spreading psychological torment that is harmful to our health and well being. This healing leads from three-dimensional consciousness that roams about in the realm of samsara―the cycle of contamination, action, and consequence (kilesa, karma, and vipaka)―represented by Shakespeare’s Hamlet, to four-dimensional consciousness, a realm outside normal human experience. Here ends the samsaric journey and begins immediately the entrance into the ever-lasting flow of nirvana.

Healing Through Pure Mindfulness

Mental Health

Wisdom Moon Publishing

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