When we cultivate all three aspects of generosity, virtue and meditation, our minds gain a wisdom that allows us to travel above the world to a place of only happiness and ease.
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2021.05.08 | Even though the practice is tough, it is something that we can do, if we keep at it. Ajahn Anan shares some of his experiences in the practice as a younger monk, the difficulties he went through, and how he managed to reach some profound states.
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2021.05.06 | When we hear news of someone having passed away, we should ask ourselves, “What would they have done if they knew they would die?” And what about us? When will we die? And what are we going to do with the time we have left in this life?
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Seeing the slow but steady nature of deterioration of the body allows our hearts to grow in the Dhamma.
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2021.05.05 | Even though we may go on pilgrimage to India, travelling the paths that the Buddha himself walked, we can only do this for a handful of days a year. We spend many days, however, in our own countries, so we should follow his steps right where we are. And we do this by walking the Noble Path of sīla, samādhi and paññā.
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2021.05.04 | The lunar observance days—noble days—are a good opportunity for us to cultivate our hearts and bring them to nobility.
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Through cultivating goodness and sharing the blessings that arise, we can aid the spirits of those who have passed away.
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2021.05.02 | When we see what’s normal as being normal, we’ve seen the Dhamma.
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In this videoconference talk from 21 May, 2021, Ajahn Anan answers a few questions about the Buddha and how we should recollect his teachings.
“The Buddha was a normal human. But a human that had a high level of mindfulness and wisdom. He had the highest level of parami in the world. He was one who was developed, supreme, and who was skilled, having mindfulness and wisdom already. He was the most developed in the world. The most supreme in the world. The most excellent in the world.”
2021.05.01 | With each step we take, our bodies are moving towards illness and pain. What are we doing now to prepare ourselves?
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