EPUBLISHED DHAMMA TALKS: III

Ignorance March 12, 2008 There’s a question the Buddha has us ask ourselves every day. It’s this: ”Days and nights

In Terms of the Four Noble Truths May 18, 2008 The Buddha once said that there’s no one internal quality

Faith in the Buddha’s Awakening May 19, 2008 Focus on your breath. Know when it’s coming in, know when it’s

Fabricating against Defilement May 20, 2008 Last night I talked about three aspects to right effort: the right amount of

Feeding your Attack Dogs May 27, 2008 A couple of years back I read an account by a woman who

Against Your Type June 22, 2008 There’s a passage in The Craft of the Heart, which is one of Ajaan Lee’s

Thoughts with Fangs June 24, 2008 There’s a passage where the Buddha teaches Rahula how to take joy in the

A Slave to Craving August 5, 2008 Ajaan Suwat once made the comment that we have everything all mixed up.

The Wounded Warrior August 14, 2008 The practice of the Dharma is often compared to being a warrior doing battle

The Ennobling Path August 17, 2008 The path we follow is called a noble path, both because the activities of

The Wisdom of Tenacity August 22, 2008 We come to the practice because we’re looking for some wisdom in our

Arising & Passing Away August 25, 2008 The Pali word for clinging, upadana, has been taken into the Thai language and

Turtle Meditation August 27, 2008 One of the reasons concentration is so central to the path is that the mind

True Protection for the World August 31, 2008 People sometimes ask: With all the evil out there in the world,

To Be Your Own Teacher September 3, 2008 Once when I was in Thailand, I happened to attend a funeral

The Context for No Context September 16, 2008 The Buddha once said that if you look back at your life

The Uses of Equanimity September 24, 2008 When the Buddha taught breath meditation to his son, Rahula, he first gave