Nibbana (Nibānna) Experience - Explained by S.N. Goenka Vipassana Meditation teacher

In this audio clip Mr. S.N. Goenka describes a crutial step on the path when a person enters Nibbana (Nibbana dip). This is a small sample from the second day discourse, of the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta course and the importance with Vipassana meditation. World renown Vipassana Mediation Teacher, Mr. S.N. Goenka gives a special meditation course for only old students based on the Satipatthana Sutta given by Buddha in Kuru. This is an audio sample highlighted from the Satipattana Sutta meditation course for old students. It contains many insights and gives valuable guidance for those walking on the path. This video also provides subtitles, as some audio is not clear. There are a few Pali words and phrases in this sample and we have done our best to represent them accurately .
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How to meditate Anapana meditation:
Sit crossed leg, neck and back straight, mouth gently closed. Observe your breath moving in and out of the nostrils. Keep your attention here for as long as possible, when it wanders away, bring it back. Keep bringing it back to the breath and observe.
All are welcome to participate.
Stay for 2 minutes or 2 hours, what ever you are comfortable with. When you are ready, increase your meditation sit by 1 minute. Keep on progressing, keep on trying.
The only requirements for reaching the final goal are two, to start and continue.
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'Just Observe.'
During S.N Goenka's vipassana meditation instructions, the word 'observe' is often used to describe the action of the actual practice of meditation.
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Arahat is a state where ones mind (citta) transcends into samatha ( at control control and pointedness ) state without any desires,anger,hope etc... arahat ( 4th stage of jhana) can reach that state of reaching 4th jhana through meditation where only bliss arises abandoning all sensual desires etc when he leavea bliss or sad and moves into the sudhassavhaban among top rupa brahmas in the 32 existences of loka bhumi ...and nibbana attains by the mind or citta by Arahat which is called atta or soul by other religion and vanished there permanently in the akanitha brahma....like buddha and other arahats did ..which is mentioned in the tripitaka.