In this Dhamma discourse, Ajahn Anan speaks on the importance of forgiveness and understanding. When we are involved with others, be it in a monastery, a family, or at work, we should realize that it’s natural for us to hold different opinions. The difference between harmony and conflict lies in our relationship to our views, and how strongly we attach to them.
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In this videoconference talk from 12 March, 2021, Ajahn Anan discusses the goal of Nibbana.
“And the highest of these 38 blessings is making Nibbana clearly visible, leading to the goal of the Buddha’s teachings in this dispensation. It is taking the mind to the highest point, developing the mind to the highest. Because it is leading to the goal at the end of the path for the mind. We could compare it to setting a goal of leading one’s life to having the highest happiness.”
In the cycle of birth and death there are no winners or losers. If we see the danger of being trapped in this cage, we gain the incentive to practice the Dhamma and rise above birth and death.
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2021.02.27 | When we have a firm faith in the Triple Gem, our efforts will be aroused to reach Nibbāna. We gain the energy and strength to do things we previously thought we couldn’t do.
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2021.02.25 | The Buddha praised forbearance, so much so that in a former life he exalted this quality even while being tortured to death. We, too, need to endure with all the frustrations and emotions we feel, and in doing so, we steadily forge ahead along the path to the highest peace.
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Being caught in doubt is like being lost in a dark cave without a torch. We need a guide to lead the way, to show us the right path that will take us out of darkness and towards the light of truth.
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2021.02.24 | When we take inner peace and purity as our highest ideal, we then devote ourselves to this path that the great teachers have practised and taught. Reaching Nibbāna is not too difficult for us. We can get there in this life.
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In this videoconference talk from 5 March 2021, Ajahn Anan talks about the quality of khanti, patient endurance, described by the Buddha in the Ovada Patimokkha as the supreme incinerator of defilement.
“…especially coming to Dhamma practice and bhavana [mental cultivation], then we must have patience towards the practice and bhavana – standing, walking, sitting, and lying down with effort. To aspire to Nibbana, we must be determined to practice seriously. Then ultimately we will gain peace in the mind. We will then know and see the Dhamma.”
2021.02.22 | Every single Buddha teaches the principles of abandoning harmful acts, bringing skillfulness to completion, and making the mind pure and bright. In this talk, Ajahn Anan expands on what it means to put these principles into practice.
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2021.02.20 | In the Ovādapatimokkha Sermon, the Buddha laid down the ideals that we aim for: Nibbāna and purity of mind. To get there, however, we need to put into practice the methods of the Path.
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