Mindfulness Dhamma Teaching in English
Summary: Dhamma as taught by the Buddha is simple and easy to practice. It is about ourselves and how we can be free from personal suffering. As suffering beings we are deluded about the truths of our body and mind. However, if we practice the Dhamma, we turn our attention to our body and our mind and unveil their true characteristics. Our suffering lessens as we gradually come to understand the Dhamma more and more.
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Podcasts:
Live Interpretation - Patience as an Essential Quality - 1 Apr 18 B (en180401B)
Live Interpretation - Q&A - Ajahn Prasan 25 Mar 18 B (enpsn180325B)
Live Interpretation - Mindfulness and Concentration - Ajahn Prasan 25 Mar 18 (enpsn180325A)
Live Interpretation - Observed by the Mind, Not the 'Me' 14 Apr 18 B (en180414B)
Live Interpretation - Learning by Seeing Suffering 1 Apr 18 A (en180401A)
Live Interpretation - Trapped by Our Own Thinking 25 Mar 18 B (en180325B)
Be True to Your Heart - Ajahn Prasan 15 Jun 18 C (psn610615C)
International Course - Ajahn Prasan 15 Jun 18 B (psn610615B)
Practice Sitting Meditation With Awareness - Ajahn Prasan 15 Jun 18 A (psn610615A)
A Handful of Leaves - Ajahn Prasan 14 Jun 18 B (psn610614B)
Ordinary Mind - Ajahn Prasan 14 Jun 18 A (psn610614A)
Live Interpretation - Practitioners' Trap 24 Mar 18 B (en180324B)
Live Interpretation - Inductive Approach to Enlightenment 11 Mar 18 B (en180311B)
Live Interpretation - Buddhism Beyond Concentration Practice 11 Aug 18 B (en180811B)
Live Interpretation - Learning Dhamma with an Ordinary Mind 24 Mar 18 A (en180324A)
