In this videoconference talk from 2 April, 2021, Ajahn Anan discusses the positive and negative aspects of a developed world and how we should relate to it.
“During the Buddha’s time, even though the world was not developed, it was very well-developed in terms of the mind. People had to travel with difficulty, go far distances and through the wilderness, yet many saw and knew the Dhamma. Now, the world is much more developed. These days you can learn the Dhamma, and there is all the technology (communications) to support it. But for those who don’t know and are deluded, there are many dangers.”
2021.03.10 | In this question and answer session of the online retreat, Ajahn Anan explains what to do when we encounter visions in meditation.
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2021.03.10 | As we continue to practise, we can experience a rapture and fullness of heart that’s greater than anything we have ever felt before, a greater happiness than we have ever experienced previously. We study to know for ourselves, what is it like to have a mind in peace, a mind that is one-pointed? We experience for ourselves.
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2021.03.10 | Just like clear water that has been mixed with dye, the mind gets coloured by the objects it experiences. If it meets with a sight or sound that is a basis for anger, the mind picks this up and turns angry. The same is true for love, hate and fear. When we can start putting these sense objects down, however, the mind separates from them, and returns to its clear, original state.
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2021.03.09 | In this question and answer session of the online retreat, Ajahn Anan explains many aspects of meditation to clarify doubts.
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2021.03.09 | In this talk, Ajahn Anan covers many difficulties faced by those participating in the online retreat, including how to overcome the desire to eat delicious food and dealing with unskillful thoughts.
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2021.03.09 | Ajahn Anan tells of what Ajahn Chah had to face in order to gain the Dhamma that he taught, and what Ajahn Anan experienced while following in his teacher’s footsteps.
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2021.03.08 | In this question and answer session of the online retreat, Ajahn Anan explains that all things are impermanent and Dhamma is stable, which is the understanding that all things are impermanent.
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2021.03.08 | In this talk, Ajahn Anan explains the difference between Sati, Sampajañña and Paññā. In breath meditation, mindfulness recollects the breath, Sampajañña knows the breath clearly, and Paññā knows why we bring the breath to mind–this act of recollecting the breath with Sati-Sampajañña is a path to the end of suffering.
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To join Ajahn Anan and the Wat Marp Jan Community online for daily chanting, meditation, and a Dhamma talk, you can email wmjdhamma@gmail.com for the link. Daily live sessions at 7pm – 9pm, Indochina Time (Bangkok, GMT+7).
2021.03.08 | It’s natural for lust, anger and delusion to arise, but what is really important is that we get to know them as they arise. If our mindfulness is well-established, then we can just know that they have arisen already. When we know that, then the mind is in a skillful place; the mind is skillful at that time.
To listen to most recent talks, you can visit our YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/ajahnanan
To join Ajahn Anan and the Wat Marp Jan Community online for daily chanting, meditation, and a Dhamma talk, you can email wmjdhamma@gmail.com for the link. Daily live sessions at 7pm – 9pm, Indochina Time (Bangkok, GMT+7).