figures of his age. He was instrumental in reviving the traditional practice of Vipassana, making it more available for renunciates and lay people alike. Many of his works are still available, including in English through the Buddhist Publication Society. After Ledi Sayadaw died in 1923, influential teachers, such as U Ba Khin, Mother Sayamagyi, SN Goenka, Mahasi Sayadaw, and many others, spread the teachings to the West. Bibliography A Manual of Excellent Man A Manual of Light and The Manual of the Path to Higher Knowledge: Two Expositions of the Buddha’s Teaching The Requisites of Enlightenment Manual of Insight (Vipassanā Dīpanī) Manual of Conditional Relations (Patthanuddesa Dīpanī) Manual of Right Views (Vipassanā Dīpanī) Manual of the Four Noble Truths (Catusacca Dīpanī) Manual of the Factors of Enlightenment (Bodhipakkhiya Dīpanī) Manual of the Constituents of the Path (Magganga Dīpanī) Manual of Mindfulness of Breathing (Anapana Dīpanī) Five Kinds of Light (Alin Kyan) 5 Questions on Kamma; Anattanisamsā Noble Eightfold Path and Its Factors Buddhist Philosophy of Relations References External links On-line Collection of Writings of Ven. Ledi Sayadaw A longer bio of Ledi Sayadaw The Advantages of Realizing the Doctrine of Anattaa Theravada Buddhist monks 1846 births 1923 deaths Burmese Buddhist monks Burmese philosophers Burmese scholars of Buddhism People from Sagaing Region Burmese recipients of Agga Maha Pandita