Dhamma Talks (436)
Only The Body Is Sick
An enlightening talk about how it is not wrong to be sick. Ajahn Brahm discusses the merit of being sick, and illustrates a touching story of a dying nun.
Not to be missed, and sure to rid you of those guilty feelings forever, when the flu bug next bites!
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- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersAjahn Brahmavamso
- Date2011-11-04
The Middle Way
Ajahn Brahm gives a light-hearted and humorous talk on the 'Middle Way', a central theme in Buddhism. With jokes and stories he explains the avoidance of extremes in everyday life, and the importance of what we put into the space between us and others. He takes this deeper into what we put into the space between our self as observer and that which we observe.
Ajahn had just returned that afternoon from a 27-hour journey from teaching in Oslo.
Due to a technical glitch, we apologise as there will be no video published on Youtube this week.
Ajahn had just returned that afternoon from a 27-hour journey from teaching in Oslo.
Due to a technical glitch, we apologise as there will be no video published on Youtube this week.
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- File Size (MB)53
- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersAjahn Brahmavamso
- Date2011-10-28
Searching For Meaning
Ajahn Appichato gives a Buddhist perspective on how and why we search for meaning in our life, and how to be ready for death, with a lesson on generosity from his time in Thailand.
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- File Size (MB)38
- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersAjahn Appichato
- Date2011-10-21
Justice
Ajahn Brahm talks about the Buddhist understanding of human rights and justice; the difference between the container and the contents; how justice needs forgiveness, not punishment.
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- File Size (MB)55
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- TeachersAjahn Brahmavamso
- Date2011-10-14
Anger-Eating Demons
Ajahn Brahm talks about the fault-finding mind, how people are not 'wrong', but different. Simile of the anger-eating demon.
The talk ends with an announcement about a fund-raising walk for Dhammasara, the nuns' monastery. Click here for more details.
The talk ends with an announcement about a fund-raising walk for Dhammasara, the nuns' monastery. Click here for more details.
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- TeachersAjahn Brahmavamso
- Date2011-10-07
Compassion In Daily Life
Bhikkhuni Karma Cholha talks about people, regardless of race, religions and backgrounds, yearn to be relieved from suffering and hope to be able to help others.
In Tibetan Buddhism, the embodiment of compassion is called chenrezig and recite om mani padme hung to evoke the quality of compassion in our hearts.
In Tibetan Buddhism, the embodiment of compassion is called chenrezig and recite om mani padme hung to evoke the quality of compassion in our hearts.
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- File Size (MB)58
- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersSangha Various
- Date2011-10-01
Boundless Energy
Venerable Kelsang Nampur, a resident teacher at Dharmapala Buddhist Centre in Fremantle, talks about the Buddhist way to increase mental energy in our everyday busy life.
For more information on the centre, check out http://www.meditationinperth.org
For more information on the centre, check out http://www.meditationinperth.org
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- File Size (MB)43
- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersVenerable Kelsang Nampur
- Date2011-09-23
Four Thoughts
Bhikkhuni Karma Cholha (Ven Chodron Jampa) reflects on the four thoughts that lead the mind towards the Dhamma.
Cholha is a native of Perth and took her novice ordination in the Tibetan tradition, then full ordination in Taiwan in the Chinese tradition. She has completed a three year, three month retreat.
Cholha is a native of Perth and took her novice ordination in the Tibetan tradition, then full ordination in Taiwan in the Chinese tradition. She has completed a three year, three month retreat.
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- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersSangha Various
- Date2011-09-16
Buddhist Principles in an adversarial workplace
Giz Watson, MLC, Member for North Metropolitan Region, talks about the challenges of working with Buddhist Principles for political change.
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- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersSangha Various
- Date2011-09-09
Why Do We Think?
George Kariyawasam talks about the greatest obstacle to meditation - thinking. Why do we think?
George was formerly a monk at Bodhinyana monastery.
George was formerly a monk at Bodhinyana monastery.
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- CategoryDhamma Talk
- TeachersSangha Various
- Date2011-08-26
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