Donate  |   Contact


The greatest gift is the
gift of the teachings
 
Dharma Talks
     1 2 3 4 ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ... 938 939 940 941
2025-12-02 Q&A 52:34
Ajahn Sucitto
0:00 Q1 What is the purpose of meditation? 19:14 Q2 I've been practicing for a long time, but recently feel I've reached a plateau with no further progress. Can you advise? 29:53 Q3 [Am I on the right track] when I reach a certain level of samadhi and contemplate the truth, like impermanence? Will wisdom come by itself? 32:02 Q4 In order to practice the parami, do we dwell on each part of them one by one? I'm not aiming for buddhahood, so do I still have to do this parami stuff? 42:25 Q5 Does avijja mostly refer to the illusion of selfhood? 42:49 Q6 Can the viveka /stepping back from anger and aversion gradually chip away at them to complete elimination?
Nera Nara Retreat Centre :  Pak Chong Silent Retreat with Ajahn Sucitto

2025-12-02 Anatta: The Buddha's Teachings on Impersonal Nature - Part 2 - Meditation 31:00
Mark Nunberg
Common Ground Meditation Center Weekly Dharma Series

2025-12-01 Q&A 50:15
Ajahn Sucitto
00:00 Q1 After a few years of meditation and keeping precepts the mind starts to dwell in beautiful states. The mind still struggles taking mind states as me. Can you provide some guidance? 09:00 Q2 Is pitti only felt in the body. I don't often get the sensations in the body however I do get a light mind and a smile. 12:28 Q3 The thinking mind is the builder isn't it? The house builder talked about in the suttas? 24:29 Q4 Where is citta? 25:48 Q5 If we can be aware of the body, mind and citta, what is it that watches them? Is it awareness or consciousness that is apart from them? 36:51 Q6 In the Sanyutta Nikaya, the collected sayings 46:54 says the cultivation of the heart's release through metta is beauty. How do you understand this? 42:56 Q7 I've noticed some people seem to have absolutely no empathy or sense of shame or concern for consequences. But I understand the sense of shame etc called hiri and otappa are supposed to be innate in all of us. Why are they absent in some people? 45:11 Q8 What is it referred to in the homage to the sangha, the four pairs, the 8 kinds of noble beings?
Nera Nara Retreat Centre :  Pak Chong Silent Retreat with Ajahn Sucitto

2025-11-30 Anatta: The Buddha's Teachings on Impersonal Nature - Part 1 - Meditation 28:33
Mark Nunberg
Common Ground Meditation Center Weekly Dharma Series

2025-11-29 Gratitude and Thankfulness 67:22
Ayya Santussika
This dhamma talk, guided meditation, questions and responses was offered on 29th of November, 2025 for “How do I apply the Dhamma to THIS!?!” 00:14 - Guided Meditation 28:03 - DHAMMA TALK 51:43 - Q&A
Karuna Buddhist Vihara

2025-11-29 Q&A 34:57
Ajahn Sucitto
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?
Nera Nara Retreat Centre :  Pak Chong Silent Retreat with Ajahn Sucitto

2025-11-28 Introduction to Equanimity and Guided Meditation 46:27
Brian Lesage
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Retreat – Part 2 - 25PT2

2025-11-26 Creativity, Courage & the Inner Critic (talk & guided Mettā meditation). 39:48
River Wolton
Gaia House Meditation & Creativity (online series)

2025-11-25 Dukkha as a Grounding and Liberating Experience, Part 2 - Meditation 33:53
Mark Nunberg
Common Ground Meditation Center Weekly Dharma Series

2025-11-25 Guided Meditation: Grounding in Appreciation 45:36
Dawn Neal
Insight Santa Cruz

     1 2 3 4 ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ... 938 939 940 941
Creative Commons License