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eDhamma's SelectionSayadaw's biography
    		Venerable Shwe Oo Min Sayadaw:The future Mahathera of Shwe Oo Min forest meditation center was born at Mukkhamu village, Kyaik hto township
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    Tapes Gallery: All tapes available to listen are listed in the table below. Use the 'Sort by' menu to order the tapes by the column value. To listen each tape, click on the number in the 'Tapes' column. You need to have RealPlayer that lets you play streaming audio on the web. Otherwise please download free RealPlayer and install it.

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    No. Category Sayadaw Bwe Title Tapes
    1 General Mahamyaing Sayadaw U Jotika Be your own reliance 1 2
    2 Sutta Sadhammaramsi Sayadaw Ashin Kundalabhivamsa UddesaVibhanga Sutta 1 2
    3 Vipassana (Mahasi method) Shwetaunggon Sayadaw U Pandita Guidance For Yogis At Interview 1


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    This website is managed by a group of Myanmar Buddhist Families in the San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to the propagation of sasana all over the world. When a member of the group receives a dhamma tape, s/he lets the others know. All the members believe that "Dhamma dana is the supreme gift". Although we are far from Myanmar, we cherish Myanmar Buddhist culture. We want to share our treasure with readers all over the world. We have provided links to other Theravada sites. With their approval, we have posted biographies of eminent Sayadaws. Readers who want to practice vipassana are advised to seek the guidance of experienced meditation teachers. You can look up the various Theravada web sites for the schedules of short-term and long-term retreats.