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 - The So-Called Self 2 Dec 17 B (en171202B)
Live Interpretation - The Middle Path 19 Nov 17 B (en171119B)
Live Interpretation - Making A Habit of Mindfulness 2 Dec 17 A (en171202A)
Live Interpretation - Selecting Your Meditation Object 18 Nov 17 A (en171118A)
The Whole Teaching Summed Up as Strive with Earnestness - Ajahn Prasan 9 Dec 17 B (enpsn171209B)
Serenity is Ever-Present - Ajahn Prasan 9 Dec 17 A (enpsn171209A)
The Wonder of Lord Buddha's Teaching - Ajahn Prasan 8 Dec 17 C (enpsn171208C)
Awareness Must be Present in Sitting Meditation - Ajahn Prasan 8 Dec 17 B (enpsn171208B)
Dhamma for The Wise - Ajahn Prasan 8 Dec 17 A (enpsn171208A)
Learn to Be Happy in Solitude - 16 Sep 17 C (en170916C)
The Practitioner's Blocks - Ajahn Prasan 7 Dec 17 C (enpsn171207C)
Our Nature Dictates How We Fabricate the Mind - Ajahn Prasan 7 Dec 17 B (enpsn171207B)
What Makes Us Fall Off the Track - Ajahn Prasan 7 Dec 17 A (enpsn171207A)
Live Interpretation - Let Go of Unnecessary Burdens 11 Nov 17 B (en171111B)
Live Interpretation - What Is Holding You Back 11 Nov 17 A (en171111A)
