Ajahn Jayasaro | Anything Can Happen | Dhamma Talk

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Ajahn Jayasaro (Shaun Michael Chiverton) was born on the Isle of Wight, England in 1958. In 1978 he became a disciple of Ajahn Cha, one of Thailand’s most renowned Buddhist monks and meditation masters, at Wat Pa Pong in Northeast Thailand. He took full ordination, with Ajahn Chah as his preceptor, in 1980.
After his initial five year monastic training, Ajahn Jayasaro went on extended solitary retreat before taking on teaching and administrative duties.
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[@catherineronayne305]

Fascinating. Had not heard previously the topic discussed around the 31 mark.. looking forward to exploring and learning more

[@ramthian]

Thanks 🙏

[@begonaescudero5358]

Thank you Ajhan.I listen to your talks everyday on my way to work and back and what you are teaching me is helping me a lot in this life. Following the Forest Tradition of Ayhan Chah but no opportunity to meet the Sangha.

[@johnt.inscrutable1545]

These discourses by Ajahn Jayasaro are so clear and to the point and seem pointed at me. I’m glad I find them just in time. Thank you for posting and thank you Bhante for your constancy of teaching.

[@hammockmonk]

🙏 Anumodana 🙏

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[@joannefairweather2839]

inspiring with metta

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[@stevenkok1926]

Buddharng Dharmmarng Sarngharng.

[@soulstudiosmusic]

Missing audio at 31:15

[@rweerakkody4565]

Indeed anything can happen. Including having no compassion and maintaining one's ego by thinking women should not be able to ordain as bhikkhunis even if the Buddha did so. Sadu sadu sadu

[@EastWindCommunity1973]

Bruh