Gloria Taraniya Ambrosia's Dharma Talks
Gloria Taraniya Ambrosia
Gloria Taraniya Ambrosia has been offering instruction in Theravada Buddhist teachings and practices since 1990. She is a student of the western forest sangha, the disciples of Ajahn Sumedho and Ajahn Chah, and is a Lay Buddhist Minister in association with Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery in California. She served as resident teacher of the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts from 1996 through 1999. Taraniya teaches at the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies and at Dhamma centers in the United States.
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1998-12-12
Accumulating And Sharing Merit
2004-05-05
Attachment To Precepts And Practices
2007-11-24
Cleaning Up Our Act
2002-07-14
Contemplating Impermanence
2011-01-21
Contemplating the Aggregates, Part 1
2011-01-28
Contemplating the Aggregates, Part 2
2000-06-10
Contemplating The Body As The Four Elements
2003-06-12
Craving, the Sense Realm, and Self
2010-08-09
Cultivate Non-Attachment
2007-05-01
Dana
1998-04-15
Dealing With Ill-Will
2010-08-23
Doubt and Confusion
2010-05-02
Faith - Obstacles and Supports for Practice
2004-04-22
Freedom Through Form: Reflections On The Monastic Life
1997-12-11
Getting The Most Out Of Practice
2011-01-14
How Did I Get Here?
2002-07-21
Intention: A Simple Matter Of Choice?
2010-05-06
Intention: The Last Stronghold Of Self-View (Chanting and Talk)
2001-05-16
Investigate Down To The Core
2010-08-16
It May Get Worse Before It Gets Better
2014-12-09
Morning Reflection: Contemplations on Perception
2014-12-17
Morning Reflection: Devoured by Perception
2014-12-16
Morning Reflection: False Dilemmas
2014-12-10
Morning Reflection: Reading from Ajahn Chah
2014-12-08
Morning Reflection: Three Kinds of Knowing
2014-12-15
Morning Reflection: Voices Inside our Heads
2014-12-03
Morning Reflections: Apprehending Perception
2014-12-30
New Year 2015
2011-05-13
Nun's Tea and the First Noble Truth
2010-04-30
Opening Talk
2014-12-02
Perception: Getting a Fix on What is Happening
2014-12-23
Perception: Ideas, Views, Biases
2014-12-16
Perception: Naming, Associating and Relating
2014-12-09
Perception: Remembering the Past
2002-07-22
Putting Down The Aggregates - part I
2002-07-29
Putting Down The Aggregates - part II
2010-08-02
Recognizing and Understanding Obstructive Tendencies
2002-07-08
Reflection And Insight
2004-04-19
Reflections On The Foundations Of Mindfulness
2002-07-07
Refuge In The Triple Gem
2008-01-05
Resolving To Change And Accepting Who We Are
2001-05-30
Restlessness And Worry
2013-02-11
Seeing The Asavas
2011-05-27
Seeing the Dhamma in the dhammas
1997-04-09
Softening The Heart (Around Difficult Mind States)
2011-05-20
Subtle Levels of Greed, Hatred and Delusion
2002-07-04
Taming Karmic Impulses
2013-02-14
The Asavas: Avoiding and Removing
2013-02-14
The Asavas: Enduring (brief reflection and reading)
2013-02-13
The Asavas: Restraining and Using
2013-02-12
The Asavas: Seeing and Developing
2003-01-26
The Cultivation Of Generosity
2008-01-20
The Five Indriya Or Spiritual Faculties
2007-11-16
The Threefold Bliss
2011-01-07
The Way We Are... and The Way We Want To Be
2008-01-28
Unexpected Insights While Dancing With The Hindrances
2007-11-11
What Is Wisdom All About?
2005-05-14
Where's The Joy In Practice?
2007-11-03
Words Of Encouragement
2011-05-06
Working With Mental States
2013-02-11
Seeing The Asavas
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The Sabbasava Sutta, Majjhima Nikaya 2 (All the Taints), deals with the eradication of the three taints: desire for sensual pleasure, desire for being, and ignorance. The taints are defilements brought about and strengthened by unwise attention. The seven methods are: Seeing, Restraining, Using, Enduring, Avoiding, Removing and Developing. This talk begins a five part series on this sutta. It addresses Seeing.
Barre Center For Buddhist Studies
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Bhavana Program: Understanding the Asavas
