Any Vipassana mediator speak Pali

gregornot

namaste,
Pali being the language the Buddha spoke, other than at Dhamma Giri,does any one know where else it might be taught? I've looked thru IM's but have not found any info,
Gregor

__________________
To conclude with the ever inspiring words of the Buddha:
"If the roots remain untouched and firm in the ground,
a felled tree still puts forth new shoots.

If the underlying habit of craving and aversion is not
uprooted, suffering arises anew over and over again."
~Dhammapada XXIV verse 338

biswassb

PALI is a dead language. I never heard it being taught anywhere. Try Sanskrit.

AvidTrekker

Very few scholars of Pali are available.

Its not a paying line, so nobody wants to learn it.

The few who learn; only learn it to read the original words of the Buddha... such people are not easily found.

__________________
The Universe is an ellipsoid?... or a Spheroid?? If the sphere smiles... it becomes an ellipse. This IS Creation.

sirensongs

I would think, somewhere in Sri Lanka. But here's a whole list, most of them in your area:
http://db.carla.umn.edu/lctl/FMPro

and try this:
A Guide to learning the Pali language

Tejaswi navadhitamastu!

__________________
"Why do people go to India to find themselves? India is where you go to lose yourself."
Feringhee: The India Diaries