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Oct 21, 2026 22 min

Pa-Auk: Crash Course

from The Open Treasury: Narrated by Tara Hosted by Tara, with Joseph Matten

The Pa-Auk method from zero to hero: samatha to vipassana, the way it is actually taught in the Pa-Auk tradition. With reference to Pa-Auk Sayadaw's Knowing and Seeing (freely distributed). CC0 1.0 Universal. Quotations and page-cited material from Pa-Auk Sayadaw's Knowing and Seeing (WAVE Publications, free distribution, not for sale) and from Nanamoli's Visuddhimagga translation (BPS) are used under a fair-use claim with attribution; their rights remain with their rights holders and are not CC0-licensed by us. Our own narration and commentary are CC0.

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