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This is a Spanish translation of The Real Values of True Buddhist Meditation found in the Sayagyi U Ba Khin Journal.
En diciembre de 1961, el primer ministro del Estado de Israel, David Ben Gurion, visitó Myanmar acompañado por una delegación de representantes de la prensa israelí. Se le pidió a Sayagyi dirigirse a estos periodistas que fueron invitados al centro de meditación, y que ya estaban familiarizados con la publicación Lo que es el budismo .
A partir de una conversación previa a la conferencia con uno de los periodistas, Sayagyi concluyó que los israelíes estaban más interesados en los valores presentes de la meditación budista que en lo que pudiera obtenerse después de esta vida. En consecuencia, tituló a su próximo ensayo El valor real de la auténtica meditación budista , en el que expuso extractos de su vasta experiencia personal y la de sus estudiantes para ilustrar este punto. El ensayó incluyó una amplia colección de recuadros, gráficas y ejemplos extraídos de la activa carrera de Sayagyi en el servicio gubernamental, demostrando el potencial productivo de una mente calmada y equilibrada. El siguiente es un fragmento introductorio condensado del ensayo, que fue publicado por la Prensa del Concilio del S sana del Buda de Rangún en 1962.
VIPASSANA PRODUCTS
Vipassana, which means to see things as they really are, is one of India's most ancient techniques of meditation. More information about Vipassana as taught by S.N. Goenka is available at www.dhamma.org.
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