Dhamma Everywhere
This site is a project of students of Sayadaw U Tejaniya. His third book in English, Dhamma Everywhere: Welcoming each moment with awareness+wisdom is available for free distribution in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Czech Republic, Austria, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, and Indonesia.
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Please enjoy the teachings shared here and visit the website for more, including PDF versions of Dhamma Everywhere, Don't Look Down on the Defilements: They Will Laugh at You and Awareness Alone Is Not Enough.
If you are a student of Sayadaw U Tejaniya and would like to share your gratitude for his teachings, please go here (or if you would just like to read testimonials from yogis!).
Please also note that this site and the book from which the content comes by no means are meant to replace the personal guidance of the teacher.
In the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta, the Buddha gave guidance on how to speak with awareness+wisdom. We only have to consider the difficulties that have arisen out of miscommunications with each other to appreciate skillful talking. While beginning yogis are initially asked to refrain from speaking, a longer-term yogi ought to learn to talk with awareness+wisdom. We are developing this skill for our main places of practice: the home, workplace, office, or business. No one will be practicing at a meditation center her whole life but by learning how to practice for outside, both the mundane affairs and meditation for the supramundane can go hand-in-hand.
—Sayadaw U Tejaniya, Dhamma Everywhere (p. 82)
