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2025-11-29
Q&A
34:57
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Ajahn Sucitto
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00:07 Q1 There is body contemplation and contemplation of death. Can I contemplate things such as my work, my relationships with a fear of failing? How do I do it? 20:28 Q2 You mentioned during Qigong making a circle with the arms and concentrating within the ring. I found this very helpful to calm the mind. Is there something similar to help calm the mind during sitting or standing meditation? 29:40 Q3 You said the world begins and ends in the body. I'm rather used to hearing that the mind is the source of everything. Can you clarify this please?
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Nera Nara Retreat Centre
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Pak Chong Silent Retreat with Ajahn Sucitto
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2025-11-19
The Sacred Slowness: Pilgrimage as Spiritual Practice
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Devon Hase
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Through study of the Meghiya Sutta, we’ll explore why the Buddha insisted that awakening happens in community, not in isolation. Through personal stories of transformation, Devon will describe the five essential conditions Buddha outlined for waking up. This talk weaves together ancient wisdom with modern pilgrimage, showing how our most challenging moments can become our greatest sources of strength when we practice accompaniment rather than abandonment. Come explore how the gradual path unfolds like a sacred journey, one step at a time, with fellow travelers by our side.
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Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
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2025-11-16
Wise Hope - Part 1
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Jake Dartington
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This talk explores how a wise sense of hope can help us in times of rapid change and challenge. While the near enemy of hope fixates on particular outcomes, wise hope can be seen as an open-hearted quality that enables us to meet uncertainty with wisdom and compassion. The talk also explores the relationship between grief, acceptance and hope.
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Gaia House
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Wise Hope (Online Meditation Day)
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