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Thanks - great talk 😁

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I get sucked into a negative vortex all the time from the media and world events , You're a very skilled teacher , I thank you for helping me many times venerable Canda . Good luck with the new monastery , all the best wishes to you all 🙏

Very useful teachings, thank you 🙏

Unusual speech, enunciation? Good Dhamma though 🙏

Thank you! Love, from Vienna Austria!

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🌹🌹🌹 Great respects to Ajahn Amaro, his life and teachings. May many more come to this Noble Path to free themselves from all suffering.

It’s so great to hearing you! I have your book and be grateful to you for bringing it to the world! Greetings from Mallorca ❤

This earthworm is very blessed to hear these words, today. Thank you, Mary.

Thank you.

So nice to hear this spiritual wisdom .. 🪘☮️🔆

sadhu sadhu sadhu

I must not be bitter- clinger. Letting go could be very freeing. I should try that sometime.

I once went to a dentist who said he got the odd patient who enjoyed it. I kid you not! Nothing stranger than folk eh 😂 Sadhu 🙏🙏

What is "Showing up"?

Thank you, Ajahn Amaro. This was a wonderful meditation.

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Christina Feldman, you have just healed and transformed my heart through clarifying what Metta actually means. I was born into a Quaker community back in Palestine/West Bank and we call everyone friends. They even do not use artificial names of putting any human above or under another... everyone is a friend!

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Thank you, Bhante. Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu. But if I fall overboard from a boat, and they throw me a life preserver on a rope, I plan to cling to it. At least, until I'm back in the boat. ;-D

Thank you John Peacock. I really listened and shared it on Facebook. Hope some others listen as well. Rekindling a sense of wonder - yes... taking life for granted is a problem for sure!! Thank you for your passion re reminding us that we can live a meaningful, ethical and a full of wonder life!

... if you want to understand our, mammalian, brain and processing read The Experience Machine how our minds predict and shape reality by Andy Clark.

... the Buddha felt... pain ? Quelle suprise ? Wisdom ?!?! Incredible.

Amaro ! 😊

sadhu sadhu sadhu

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"If we are able of calm the agitations of craving and aversion, we will calm the agitation of clinging. If we are able to calm the agitation of clinging, we will form no views of self" ❤️‍🔥

That was an excellent teaching on Anatta... truly - it clarifies all the misunderstandings!! I will surely hear it again! Thank you Christina Feldman! 🙏💖

Thank you very much Ajahn Sucitto, your teachings never fail to help and be an example of what genuine practice is. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

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Christina rules! ❤

A truly wonderful teaching. Thank you for putting these up 🙏🏻

For people who see this, the book mentioned about the Amazonian tribe is Don't Sleep, There are Snakes. Very good read I finished about a week before listening to this. Great read to see culture and language differences can change our minds.

Great talk, and I'm glad you brought up the point about bhavana. Very under mentioned generally.

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MP3 download link of this talk?

One question regarding the bodily relaxation, what do we do if we suffer from chronic pain and specific parts of the body won't relax much, if at all? Should I be focusing more on compassion towards those painful sensations? I had brain surgery nearly 10 years ago, and its left my neck muscles and all immediate muscles extremely tense. Will be seeking PT again for it soon, as this tension becomes so much more apparent whenever I regularly meditate. And while I know the pain itself is not a hindrance, its sometimes hard to not want it to go away. And even when there is no to little aversion, that tension makes it hard to let go of the body (it feels like there's a constant, dull spike going through my vertebrae which makes my throat, neck, and face also tense up)

12:15 "Answers are not very useful". What a fascinating point (in this context). Many other helpful ideas too - eg think of metta as "friendliness" or "goodwill" rather than as "loving- kindness". Excellent talk by John Peacock. Thank you.

Thank you for this sermon.

Uncommon commonsense.

Great talk. Very revealing and engaging.

It's interesting how many of these monks are British.

Wonderful. Many thanks

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Thank you deeply, from NZ. I will listen to this many times -

Very insightful man!

Excellent dhamma talk. So clear, practical, with approachable, gentle humour. Thank you, Ajahn Sucitto.

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Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu Ajahn Succito. Profound teacher! ❤🙏

Thank You So Much for sharing . Listening now. Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏🌸🌷🌸🌷🌸🌷🪷💐😊