Correct Mindfulness and Mental Discipline

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Without correct mindfulness and mental discipline, right understanding will not arise. The practitioner will never be able thoroughly to understand the Four Noble Truths. This Dhamma Talk by Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo, given at Suan Santidham Temple on January 27, 2018, gives guidance on how to have correct mindfulness and mental discipline, preparing the mind for wisdom development.

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Correct Mindfulness and Mental Discipline
Author: Venerable Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo
Translated by Hataitip Devakul
Edited by Elizabeth Derow
Copyright by Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo’s Teaching Media Fund

 

【Preface】

Without correct mindfulness and mental discipline, right understanding will not arise. The practitioner will never be able thoroughly to understand the Four Noble Truths.

This Dhamma Talk by Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo, given at Suan Santidham Temple on January 27, 2018, gives guidance on how to have correct mindfulness and mental discipline, preparing the mind for wisdom development.

Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo’s Teaching Media Fund deems this talk beneficial for practitioners seeking to eradicate suffering, therefore we have translated and published the talk for free distribution. We hope that this book, ‘Correct Mindfulness and Mental Discipline’, will bring forth better understanding on how to practice Dhamma, assisting practitioners in developing mindfulness, concentration and wisdom.

 

【About Venerable Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo】

Luangpor or Luang Por literally means “Revered Father” This is the title of respect that Thai people address an older monk.

Luang Por Pramote Pamojjo is a highly respected and appreciated Dhamma teacher. His teachings are especially appealing to modern urban people, helping them to become successful mindfulness and insight practitioners despite their busy lifestyles.

Although he offers a complete practice, emphasis is given to the development of strong mindfulness for effective Vipassana Practice. He teaches that Samatha (concentration meditation) and Vispassana (insight meditation) are interdependent and that both are necessary for Dhamma