Mastering the Core Teachings of The Buddha

[upekkha]

This book was written by a medical doctor from the U.S.,
he practiced in the tradition of the late Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw from Burma.

The book is available freely from his website http://www.interactivebuddha.com/mctb.shtml

I have found this book highly beneficial for practice, and it also bridges the gaps between all traditions and all maps of the progress of insight known in Buddhist doctorines.

I wish that others benefit from this book and continue to as I do and have.

[soma]

This is a great download, especially if one is interested in the Kabbalah.
For more such charts, see Aleister Crowley's 'Liber 777'

[mindful1983]

saw this on a link in e-sangha before, didn't give it much attention because of the other members saying one shouldnt call himself an arahat, with the tone thus i shouldnt believe that book.

i gave it another look when i experienced freaky&weird stuff for the first time and had nowhere to turn for questions.
i found it the most useful tool and have benefited from it greatly. If I did not read the book, I may have not have been fortunate enough to benefit from the Dhamma as much as I have: both on and off the cushion.

[Morning Dew]

This book is a gem helped me alot and still is. Thank you D. Ingram for offering it freely

Here is the link to the free pdf book;
http://www.interactivebuddha.com/Mastering%20Adobe%20Version.pdf

May it benefit you