Various Articles by Burmese
The Legend of a King, a Princess and a Monk By Khin Maung Saw According to Arakanese Chronicles, Mauk Thuzar was an Arakanese town in Bengal which traditionally belonged to the Arakanese Kingdom. It is believed that twelve towns in…
I received letters from my readers who discussed with me the ‘Sunlun Way of Meditation’, and I heard their interest about the Sunlun Sayadaw; U Vinaya. I was familiar with the meditation since my childhood, because I was born in Burma,…
Only 120 pages of this book published from England in 1945 august. The author, George Orewll had no stomach for Communism. He hated limitless imprisonment, censorship in newspapers and the deed of military forces.‘Animalism’, in this story, ‘is an allegorical mirror of…
I was struck by the news of the death of my favorite writer; Ray Bradbury. I heard the news from Al Jazeeda TV channel this morning. I deeply grieved to learn of his death and I would like to…
Abhaya – Burma’s Fearlessness, by James MacKay, with a foreword by Aung San Suu Kyi.
