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 - Practicing through the Pain - 3 Jun 17 (en170603B)
Live Interpretation - The One Moral Conduct to Keep - 20 May 17 (en170520B)
Live Interpretation - The First Step for Learning Mind Observation - 13 May 17 (en170513B)
Live Interpretation - Seeing the Truth is Within Our Reach - 6 May 17 (en170506B)
Live Interpretation - Let’s Practice, Every Second Counts - 6 May 17 (en170506A)
Live Interpretation - Right Meditation Object is Essential - 29 Apr 17 (en170429A)
Live Interpretation - Our Mind Learns from Suffering - 21 May 17 (en170521B)
Live Interpretation - The 3 Characteristics of Existence - 21 May 17 (en170521A)
Live Interpretation - Dhamma for New Learners - 13 May 17 A (en170513A)
Live Interpretation - How the Mind Moves - 23 Apr 17 (en170423B)
Live Interpretation - Profound Dhamma Teachings - 23 Apr 17 (en170423A)
Live Interpretation - It is No Use to Listen to Dhamma Without Practice - 25 Mar 17 (en170325A)
The Principle of Dhamma - Ajahn Malee 17 Feb 17 (enmle170217)
Live Interpretation - The Real Enemies Are Within - 08 April 17 (en170408)
The Magic Pair of Glasses - Ajahn Surawat 26 Feb 17 (enswt170226)
