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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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.
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2021.03.07 | In this question and answer session of the online retreat, Ajahn Anan talks about how to apply Satipatthāna to our daily lives and how to avoid rebirth in the lower realms.
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2021.03.07 | It’s important for us to get to know and understand all the feelings that arise in our bodies and minds. In doing this, we put them down, and suffering doesn’t arise.
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2021.03.07 | If we see this world clearly, we’ll understand that there’s nothing much to it—everything we gain gets lost, nothing stays with us for long. As the things of this world lose their worth, the Dhamma becomes more and more important to us. After all, isn’t it better to seek out the truth?
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2021.03.06 | In this question and answer session of the online retreat, Ajahn Anan talks about different kinds of equanimity and whether Christians can meditate.
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2021.03.06 | Like a farmer looking after livestock, we practise keeping watch over the mind. Otherwise, the mind chases after sense impressions and moods and gets into trouble, like a cow getting into the crops.
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