EPUBLISHED DHAMMA TALKS: III

Wilderness Wealth April 20, 2007 Ajaan Fuang used to tell the story of a time when he was on tudong with Ajaan

Shoot Your Pains with Wisdom April 3, 2007 There’s a passage where the Buddha describes how a wise person and

Two Kinds of Middle March 28, 2007 This path we’re following is called the Middle Way, and it’s important that

A Refuge from Modern Values March 20, 2007 There is a passage in the Canon where Ven. Ananda comes to

Overwhelmed by Freedom March 18, 2007 When I first went to stay with Ajaan Fuang, I ran into a paradox:

Taking Responsibility November 9, 2006 The Buddha once said there are two things that can spark awakening. One is the

Truths of the Will November 5, 2006 Someone once said that there are basically two kinds of truths in the

Goodwill All Around November 2, 2006 Every evening before the meditation, we chant the four brahmaviharas. Actually just chant the

Feeding Frenzy: Dependent Co-arising October 23, 2006 The Pali word for the worlds we create in the mind is bhava, which

Practicing Your Scales October 19, 2006 Developing skill as a meditator is very similar to developing skill as a musician.

Close to What You Know October 16, 2006 Our minds are filled with all kinds of knowledge, but exactly how

The Riddle Tree October 12, 2006 There’s a story of a young American monk ordained in Thailand who went to

Before Your Face Was Born October 8, 2006 Back when I was in grade school, my mother was chairman of

Doing, Maintaining, Using October 4, 2006 Ajaan Fuang once said that there are three stages to concentration practice. The first

On Not Being a Victim September 26, 2006 The mind has two basic functions. One is that it registers data

Energy & Efficiency September 24, 2006 There is a famous story of the young man who was very delicately brought

The Thinking Cure September 18, 2006 The Buddha once said that he got started on the right path of practice