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The greatest gift is the
gift of the teachings
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Dharma Talks
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2025-03-23
Light on effort, an oar in the stream
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Ajahn Sucitto
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With effort, citta is the main thing. It’s both the heart quality from where intention streams and that which harvests the results. Then one knows where to best apply energy and how that’s done. Practise the application of effort to mindfulness of breathing, acknowledging and moderating the tools being used and the material they’re being applied to. When you practise rightly, there will be fortunate results.
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Cittaviveka
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End of 2025 CBM Winter Retreat
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2025-03-22
Three kinds of Nibbana in our western Insight traditions
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Tempel Smith
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Within our blessed lineages of Venerables Ajahn Cha and Mahasi Sayadaw, and the teachings within the Pali Canon, we have found three kinds of nibbana. Nibbana is closely related to the full liberation from dukkha (suffering). To even talk about one kind of nibbana can be difficult as it is beyond language, yet there is another confusion within western Insight meditation. By practicing in Mahasi's Burmese meditaitons, in Cha's Thai Forest meditations, and here in North America, there are roughly three kinds of nibbana: a) an unperturbed background field of awareness, b) a perfect zero of cessation, and c) a stream of transient mind-body moments without greed, hatred or craving.
Knowing of these three kinds of nibbana can clarify what our vipassana practices are aimed at.
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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March Insight Meditation 1-Month Retreat
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2025-03-22
Light on balance
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Ajahn Sucitto
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March 2025 retreat - talk 1 - This teaching uses the metaphor of a keel of a boat, that which gives balance in open ocean waters, to point to how to handle conditionality. Finding that balance between what we restrain from (varita) and what we do (charita); between internal and external. The heart already knows this balance, if we can just shine a light on it.
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Cittaviveka
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End of 2025 CBM Winter Retreat
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2025-03-22
Feel truth, avoid plastic
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Ajahn Sucitto
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Whether one’s context is of a meditative community, or a natural world, or of mainstream society, one’s world is based on perceptions. To get perspective on this, bodily presence is basic. It opens an awareness before the mind gets going, and before the world of circumstance. Learn to filter the shocking ‘world’ of the media.. Sustain perceptions of the bright and worthy- and live in accord. Don’t go automatic!
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Cittaviveka
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End of 2025 CBM Winter Retreat
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2025-03-21
Einsicht in Leerheit
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Renate Seifarth
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Ein Vertreter einer anderen spirituellen Gruppierung zweifelt an der Lehre von Anatta und versucht sie zu widerlegen. Im Disput zwischen ihm und dem Buddha wird er überzeugt, da er keine der 5 khandha Kontrolle ausüben kann. Genauso können wir in unserer Praxis vorgehen und das, was wir erleben, in Hinblick darauf untersuchen, ob wir eine Kontrolle darüber ausüben können und falls nicht, wieso wir davon ausgehen können, dass dies Ich oder Mein sein kann.
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Seminarhaus Engl
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Engl 3-Wochenretreat
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2025-03-20
Nur eigene Einsicht befreit
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Renate Seifarth
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Ausgehend von der Lehrrede in der Mittleren Sammlung 22 wird erläutert, dass nicht kognitives Wissen, sondern eigene direkte Einsicht befreit, die wir gewinnen können, wenn wir Buddhas Aussagen selbst überprüfen und durchdringen. Im weiteren geht es um das Wesensmerkmal der Vergänglichkeit und wie wir darüber unser Haften am Glauben eines Ichs durchdringen können.
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Seminarhaus Engl
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Engl 3-Wochenretreat
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