[KCI-Indexed] What Does Sati Keep Present?
The Function of Making the Frame of Reference Present in the Anussati Tradition
Ha Dae-yong (Katadhammo)
Buddhist monk in the Thai Dhammayut Forest Tradition, translating years of direct practice into scholarly research. Ph.D., Dongbang Culture University. Writes on early Buddhist texts through lived monastic experience.
[KCI-Indexed] A Study on the Function of Dhammānupassanā in Meditative Practice
Focusing on the Complementary Practice System of MN 118 and MN 10
[Ph.D] The Functional Co-occurrence of Cetanā and Saññā in Early Buddhist Meditation Discourse
Centered on a Sutta-Immanent Analysis of the Pāli Nikāyas
[KCI-Indexed] The Discursive Intensity of Cetanā in Early Buddhist Practice Discourse
A Text-Immanent and Comparative Sutta Analysis Centered on the Majjhima Nikāya
[KCI-Indexed] The Epistemological Transition of saññā in Early Buddhist Texts
Focusing on the Descriptive Shift from sañjānāti to pajānāti
[KCI-Indexed] Structural analysis of daratha narration in the Cūḷasuññata Sutta (MN 121)
Scriptural foundations for understanding meditation adverse effects
[KCI-Indexed] A Comparative Study on the Practice Mechanisms of Vinaya and Sati
Focusing on the Dual Cut-off Points Model
[KCI-Indexed] Exploring Behavioral Strategies for the Social Practice of Buddhist Precepts
Focusing on Early Buddhist Precepts (Vinaya)