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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.
2008-11-10 Q&A - Presence Of Heart - Sati Is Always Thoughtful 60:16
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-10 Embracing Fear 41:46
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-09 Taking A Drive Down The Road Of Self 68:09
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-09 Healing Through Awareness 35:34
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-08 Confidence 56:57
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-08 Samadhi Sati 48:51
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-07 Great Heart 48:00
Amaravati Monastery November 2008
2008-11-01 Samadhi - Breathe Out And Wait 44:43
Cittaviveka
2008-10-19 Kathina Talk 2008-Great Heart 43:19
Renunciation sounds painful, but it’s actually a very useful thing to be able to do. Rather than seeking the beautiful and the good where it can’t be found, we consider what is actually needed. We find the heart is enriched through acts of generosity and sharing, and through these, we get what we need.
Cittaviveka 2008 Cittaviveka Vassa Group Retreat
2008-09-21 G.M. 40:02
Beneath the currents of underlying thoughts lie the mind states. Thoughts will never take us to the end, to release. Relate instead with the mind states, directly handling them with sensitivity, understanding, receptivity.
Cittaviveka 2008 Cittaviveka Vassa Group Retreat

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