Early Indian and Theravada Buddhism: Soteriological Controversy and Diversity By Bradley Clough

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19. Some of the most influential works on this subject include the writings of its major exponent, Mahasi Sayadaw (Practical Insight Meditation [Kandy, Sri Lanka: Buddhist Publication Society, 1971]; The Progress of Insight [Kandy, Sri Lanka: Buddhist Publication Society, 1965]), as well as those of Nyanaponika Thera (The Heart of Buddhist Meditation [London: Rider and Company, 1962]), Joseph Goldstein (The Experience of Insight [Boston: Shambhala Publications, 1983]), U. Silananda (The Four Foundations of Mindfulness [Boston: Wisdom Publications, 1990]), and U. Pandita (In this Very Life [Boston: Wisdom Publications, 1992]).

20. Fauré, Chan Insights and Oversights, 119.