The Special Qualities of Sotapatti Magga l part 4 l Tharmanaykyaw Sayadaw l Thai Language l Yasati

Online Dhammatalk by Venerable Tharmanaykyaw Sayadaw, 'The Special Qualities of Sotapatti Magga' (part 4) on Sunday, Agust 22, 2021, @Youtube Yayasan Satipatthana Indonesia (in English language and translation in 5 languages) as follows:

Part 4

Bahasa Indonesia
https://youtu.be/YdMpm2Ne3t4

Chinese language
https://youtu.be/ivGVj5AF-Uw

Thai Language
https://youtu.be/h-KVnwxbFm0

Burmese Language
https://youtu.be/Mn5dY3IWdGc

Vietnamese Language
https://youtu.be/CrmcAVLb964

PART 3

Vietnamese Language
https://youtu.be/k-U4aLrHPtU

Burmese Language
https://youtu.be/irwLQLZ100M

Thai Language
https://youtu.be/I_bG5MXSZGU

Chinese Language
https://youtu.be/IAS54VnsjrU

Bahasa Indonesia
https://youtu.be/ECHeiC-SbcY


PART 2

Bahasa Indonesia
https://youtu.be/yFhyvsxxpxM

Chinese Language
https://youtu.be/ojrY7_1v0gk

Vietnam Language
https://youtu.be/yFhyvsxxpxM

Burmese Language
https://youtu.be/qtgopAz397c

Thai Language
https://youtu.be/_YoNCCaJ7QU

PART 1

1. Bahasa Indonesia
https://youtu.be/lvHq_unCHYQ

2. Myanmar Language
https://youtu.be/1YkPsXu986o

3. Chinese Language
https://youtu.be/FP7MeenUSM8

4. Thai Language
https://youtu.be/GlvYeJD3PPk

5. Vietnamese Language
https://youtu.be/eC0iSJJlGa4


Biografy of Tharmanaykyaw Sayadaw
 
Venerable Ashin Dhammikālaṅkārābhivaṃsa, also well known as Tharmanaykyaw Sayadaw was born on 28 July 1956. He became a novice at the age of 11 and received full ordination at the age of 20 under the guidance of the well-known Mahāgandhāyon Sayādaw Ashin Janakābhivaṃsa who was also his preceptor. He received the degrees of Tharmanaykyaw (Alaṃkāra), Dhammācariya and Sakyasiha, also a well respected degree of Abhivaṃsa. He started practicing vipassanā meditation as a novice at Mahāsi Meditation Center in Mandalay for 8 years. 

Later on, he repeated his intensive retreat twice, in 1976 when he had full ordination as a monk and in 1983 at main Mahāsi Meditation Center in Yangon where he stayed there to assist the well-known former center principal master, Paṇḍitarāma Sayādaw U Paṇḍita for 8 years. When Paṇḍitarāma Sayādaw U Paṇḍita found his new center, he accompanied Sayādawgyī to establish the Paṇḍitārāma Meditation Centre since its founding day in 1990. For 15 years at Paṇḍitārāma Meditation Centre, he served as a teacher giving Vipassanā meditation guidance to foreign meditators, teaching Pali to local and foreign monks, novices and nuns and has written extensively on Buddha Dhamma books and articles in many dhamma magazines.

Since 2006 he has been residing at Tharmanaykyaw Mahāgandhāyon Monastery, Hmawbi in the suburb of Yangon, Myanmar. He gives instructions to vipassanā yogis, teaches Pāli to monks, novices, nuns and children, and works actively for the preservation and propagation of the Buddhasāsana. He has written more than 100 books to date, and has been invited to conduct meditation retreats in Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Taiwan, Canada, and United States.
In 2018, the government of Myanmar awarded him the title “Aggamahāganthavācakapaṇḍita” (Foremost Learned Teacher of Dhamma), the highest title given to those who are competent to teach Pariyatti Dhammas.