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Ajahn Sucitto's Dharma Talks
Ajahn Sucitto
As a monk, I bring a strong commitment, along with the renunciate flavor, to the classic Buddhist teachings. I play with ideas, with humor and a current way of expressing the teachings, but I don't dilute them.
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2025-07-13 Sensitizing and differentiating feeling 46:48
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa
2025-07-12 Embodying spiritual faculties 46:12
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa
2025-07-10 Turn from the senses, manage the khanda 54:55
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa
2025-07-06 Attending to the way of release 26:57
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2025-07-06 Guided meditation - Attention as an exercise 20:44
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2025-06-22 How do I establish and know sati sampajañña? 28:04
Ajahn responds to several questions around the themes: Is it necessary to have an attitude of sanctity or divinity when one is mindful in the sati sampajanna way? Is it possible to get anywhere in the practice without being ordained? How long should I sit and what particular process should I go through? Will I arrive at a certain recognizable state?
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2025-06-22 Guided Meditation 17:57
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2025-06-10 Roots of felt body - sensing the field 50:11
Touch sense establishes relationship and presence within the shared field. When this is safe, citta can unfold, and we re-form.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge One Month Retreat at the Forest Refuge
2025-06-08 Walking Meditation 5:53
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge One Month Retreat at the Forest Refuge
2025-06-07 Q and A 43:32
01 06 Q1 I don't have any particular devotional practice. Is this like a Brahmavihara practice? 01:41 Q2 Regarding the relationship between citta and yoni as in yoniso manasikara, I relate to citta on a moment to moment basis. Yoni seems to be a seat of integrated wisdom. 20:15 Q3 Can you explain about metta practice. 27:31 Q4 Someone said resentment and aversion are natural conditions of the mind. They're not self and when seen as not self, they disappear. Can you comment please? 34:17 Q5 I would like to know if the inner tyrant is considered wrong view.
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