U Nārada

U Nārada (; 1868–1955), also Mingun Jetawun Sayādaw or Mingun Jetavana Sayādaw, was a Burmese monk in the Theravada tradition credited with being one of the key figures in the revival of Vipassana meditation.

Books compiled by him Petakopa Veda Atthakathapatha. Petakopa Veda Nistha First, Second, Third Volumes. Sajjeta Vidhi Vissajjana. Asha Vidhi Vissajjana. Visuddhi Magga Atthakatha Nistha New. Forty Forests Opened. Milinda Panya Atthakathapatha. Nibbana Katha (Prose) Nibbana Guide Discourse. Nibbana Treatise. Satipatthana Treatise. Satipaisa Yekhao Vinicsayasamuha. Kathina Vinicsayasa (Prose). Kathina Nistha. Phala Sama Pata. Maha Salayatana Sutta Nistha. Mula Pariyaya Sutta Nistha. Padapadaraha Vinicya. Patinyata Karana Vinicya. Theinchant. The Great Book of Vipassana Insight. On the Essence of the Mind. On the Way of the Atirit.

Mingun Sayadaw is also called Myohla Monk and Mula Mingun Jetavan Sayadaw, and his disciples call him Arahant.