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London Insight Meditation
Великобритания
Добавлен 1 окт 2021
London Insight Meditation provides online and in person opportunities to encounter and deepen in the practices of Mindfulness, Compassion and Insight (Vipassana) Meditation.
Christina Feldman – The First Liberating Understanding - Anicca (Impermanence)
In April 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Christina Feldman for a retreat day on the three liberating understandings (Anicca, Dukkha, and Anatta). In this second video from the retreat she speaks about the first liberating understanding - Anicca (impermanence).
Our next event with Christina Feldman is a retreat day in London on November 16th 2024. More information here: www.londoninsight.org/event/in-person-teachings-from-the-dhammapada.
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CHRISTINA FELDMAN
Christina Feldman is the co-founder and patron of Gaia House. She has been leading insight meditation retreats worldwide since 1976. She is the co-founder of Bodhi College and a guiding teacher emeritus ...
Our next event with Christina Feldman is a retreat day in London on November 16th 2024. More information here: www.londoninsight.org/event/in-person-teachings-from-the-dhammapada.
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CHRISTINA FELDMAN
Christina Feldman is the co-founder and patron of Gaia House. She has been leading insight meditation retreats worldwide since 1976. She is the co-founder of Bodhi College and a guiding teacher emeritus ...
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Christina Feldman - The Process of Insight
Просмотров 95День назад
In April 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Christina Feldman for a retreat day on the three liberating understandings (Anicca, Dukkha, and Anatta). In this first talk of the retreat she reflects on the process of Insight. Our next event with Christina Feldman is a retreat day in London on November 16th 2024. More information here: www.londoninsight.org/event/in-person-teachings-from-the-dh...
Mimi Kuo-Deemer - Four Ways of Rooted Practice
Просмотров 13414 дней назад
In April 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Mimi Kuo-Deemer for an Insight Meditation and Qigong Retreat Day. In this talk Mimi explores four ways in which we can establish a rooted practice. MIMI KUO-DEEMER Mimi Kuo-Deemer, MA, is the author of “Qigong and the Tai Chi Axis: Nourishing Practices for Body, Mind and Spirit” and “Xiu Yang: The Ancient Chinese Art of Self-Cultivation”. She teac...
John Peacock - We are meditating to be in this world in a different way
Просмотров 41521 день назад
In June 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted John Peacock for a workshop exploring the cultivation of awareness and ethics. Here John speaks of the relationship between these key Buddhist practices. JOHN PEACOCK John Peacock is a retired academic and practitioner for over fifty years. He studied initially with the Tibetan community in India and subsequently in Sri Lanka. His academic career c...
Ajahn Sucitto - What are these “dhammas” mentioned in the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta? (Q&A)
Просмотров 41528 дней назад
In May 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London on the theme of "Repair and release - servicing the heart". In this video Ajahn Sucitto answers questions from participants of the retreat. AJAHN SUCITTO Ajahn Sucitto was one of the original group who founded Chithurst Monastery (Cittaviveka) in West Sussex in 1979 and Amaravati near Hemel Hempstead in ...
Ajahn Sucitto - Repairing and releasing the heart
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In May 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London on the theme of "Repair and release - servicing the heart". In this video Ajahn Sucitto explores the theme. AJAHN SUCITTO Ajahn Sucitto was one of the original group who founded Chithurst Monastery (Cittaviveka) in West Sussex in 1979 and Amaravati near Hemel Hempstead in 1984. He has been teaching retre...
Ajahn Sucitto - We solidify ourselves to feel secure
Просмотров 861Месяц назад
In May 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London on the theme of "Repair and release - servicing the heart". In this video Ajahn Sucitto explores how we solidify ourselves in order to feel secure. AJAHN SUCITTO Ajahn Sucitto was one of the original group who founded Chithurst Monastery (Cittaviveka) in West Sussex in 1979 and Amaravati near Hemel Hemps...
Ajahn Sucitto - Connecting the subtle body with the citta
Просмотров 748Месяц назад
Ajahn Sucitto - Connecting the subtle body with the citta In May 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London on the theme of "Repair and release - servicing the heart". In this first talk on the retreat, Ajahn Sucitto explores “Duck Ajahns” and “Chicken Ajahns” as well as how the subtle body needs to be connected with the citta. AJAHN SUCITTO Ajahn Sucit...
Martin Aylward - Can you be at peace with dying but afraid of a painful death? (Q&A)
Просмотров 107Месяц назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. In this video Martin offers answers to a wide range of questions, in this concluding Q&A session of the retreat. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries ...
Martin Aylward - Living Fully and Dying Freely
Просмотров 1782 месяца назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. Here Martin offers a talk on how we can aim to live fully and die freely. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries and with Himalayan hermits. Teaching wo...
Martin Aylward - Guided Meditation on the Deathless
Просмотров 1052 месяца назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. Here Martin guides us through a meditation on “The Deathless”. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries and with Himalayan hermits. Teaching worldwide sin...
Martin Aylward - The Deathless
Просмотров 1742 месяца назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. Here Martin reflects on what is meant by “The Deathless”. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries and with Himalayan hermits. Teaching worldwide since 19...
Martin Aylward - Death and Renewal are Intertwined
Просмотров 1272 месяца назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. Here Martin reflects on how death and renewal are intertwined. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries and with Himalayan hermits. Teaching worldwide sin...
Martin Aylward - Chanting and Guided Meditation
Просмотров 1662 месяца назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. In this video Martin leads us into chanting and a guided meditation. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries and with Himalayan hermits. Teaching worldwi...
Martin Aylward - Making Sense of Death
Просмотров 3233 месяца назад
In March 2024, London Insight Meditation hosted Martin Aylward for an event in London on the theme of “Maranasati: How reflecting on your death can liberate your life”. In this opening talk he explored the how we make sense of death. MARTIN AYLWARD Martin Aylward began dharma practice and study aged 19, spending several years in Asian monasteries and with Himalayan hermits. Teaching worldwide s...
Ajahn Amaro - Being Guided by Mindfulness and Wisdom
Просмотров 4073 месяца назад
Ajahn Amaro - Being Guided by Mindfulness and Wisdom
Ajahn Amaro - Don’t Cling to Anything
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Ajahn Amaro - Don’t Cling to Anything
Ven Canda - Guided Loving-Kindness (Mettā) Meditation
Просмотров 2963 месяца назад
Ven Canda - Guided Loving-Kindness (Mettā) Meditation
Ven Canda - What are Insight Experiences? (Q&A)
Просмотров 1294 месяца назад
Ven Canda - What are Insight Experiences? (Q&A)
Ven Canda - Developing Universal Compassion, Even for Perpetrators of Harm
Просмотров 2094 месяца назад
Ven Canda - Developing Universal Compassion, Even for Perpetrators of Harm
Ven Canda - Balancing Compassion for Ourselves and Others
Просмотров 3054 месяца назад
Ven Canda - Balancing Compassion for Ourselves and Others
Christina Feldman - Practicing Equanimity (Upekkhā)
Просмотров 3224 месяца назад
Christina Feldman - Practicing Equanimity (Upekkhā)
Christina Feldman - Cultivating Empathetic Compassion (Anukampa Karuṇā)
Просмотров 2845 месяцев назад
Christina Feldman - Cultivating Empathetic Compassion (Anukampa Karuṇā)
Christina Feldman - Practicing Sympathetic Joy (Muditā)
Просмотров 2965 месяцев назад
Christina Feldman - Practicing Sympathetic Joy (Muditā)
Christina Feldman - Mettā as a quality of befriending
Просмотров 3935 месяцев назад
Christina Feldman - Mettā as a quality of befriending
Christina Feldman - Cultivating the Bramhavihara qualities in our life
Просмотров 3745 месяцев назад
Christina Feldman - Cultivating the Bramhavihara qualities in our life
Christina Feldman - An Introduction to the Brahmaviharas
Просмотров 3646 месяцев назад
Christina Feldman - An Introduction to the Brahmaviharas
Bernat Font - Early Buddhism as a Refined Form of Hedonism
Просмотров 1616 месяцев назад
Bernat Font - Early Buddhism as a Refined Form of Hedonism
Bernat Font - Guided Meditation on Enjoying the Breath
Просмотров 976 месяцев назад
Bernat Font - Guided Meditation on Enjoying the Breath
For people who see this, the book mentioned about the Amazonian tribe is Don't Sleep, There are Snakes. Very good read I finished about a week before listening to this. Great read to see culture and language differences can change our minds.
Great talk, and I'm glad you brought up the point about bhavana. Very under mentioned generally.
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MP3 download link of this talk?
One question regarding the bodily relaxation, what do we do if we suffer from chronic pain and specific parts of the body won't relax much, if at all? Should I be focusing more on compassion towards those painful sensations? I had brain surgery nearly 10 years ago, and its left my neck muscles and all immediate muscles extremely tense. Will be seeking PT again for it soon, as this tension becomes so much more apparent whenever I regularly meditate. And while I know the pain itself is not a hindrance, its sometimes hard to not want it to go away. And even when there is no to little aversion, that tension makes it hard to let go of the body (it feels like there's a constant, dull spike going through my vertebrae which makes my throat, neck, and face also tense up)
If I dont meditate, the pain isn't as apparent. But conversely, my attitude towards life gets worse, lol
12:15 "Answers are not very useful". What a fascinating point (in this context). Many other helpful ideas too - eg think of metta as "friendliness" or "goodwill" rather than as "loving- kindness". Excellent talk by John Peacock. Thank you.
Thank you for this sermon.
Uncommon commonsense.
Great talk. Very revealing and engaging.
It's interesting how many of these monks are British.
Wonderful. Many thanks
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Thank you deeply, from NZ. I will listen to this many times -
Very insightful man!
Excellent dhamma talk. So clear, practical, with approachable, gentle humour. Thank you, Ajahn Sucitto.
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Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu Ajahn Succito. Profound teacher! ❤🙏
Thank You So Much for sharing . Listening now. Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏🌸🌷🌸🌷🌸🌷🪷💐😊
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu
Thank you.
Sadhu thank you
... the deification of a man on a screen is genuinely astonishing.
SUCH a valuable talk! Thank you so much Ajahn!!
Ajahn Succito is one in the most beautiful person I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. You can truly feel he understands the Dharma in what he says but also in his presence. A pure wise inspiration. A real sage, much love and appreciation 🙏
Love Adjan sucitto ❤❤❤❤❤
I'm in NZ. Ajahns Sucitto's teachings are deeply helpful and valuable for me. Thank you.
I just watched this and wish to offer my thanks. I cannot get out now so this is the best way for me to hear the Dhamma. Thank you!
I'm so very, very grateful to Ajahn Sucitto. I haven't yet met him, I'm in Australia. But really pray I can attend a retreat he teaches one day. Very grateful to the internet where I find and listen to alot of his precious teachings.. Rejoicing! Thank you so much . 🙏🙏🙏
Alive beings are as ignorant, greedy, and desire lust. Therefore, they are reborn life after life. Sometimes they have a noble life because they know how to make the blessing. Sometimes they're in a low situation because they make evil karma. Sometimes they are reborn in the realm of heaven for enjoining good blessings. Sometimes they are reborn in hell for punishment. The round births and deaths are really terrible and miserable. The path to the cessation of suffering, putting an end to samsara, and entering nirvana. Those who practice the noble eightfold path can attain one of the levels of sainthood from Sotapanna, to Sakadagami, to Anagami, and the final one Arahant, which reaches the supreme enlightenment, being completely free from misery, and can stop reborn
A young man in the prime of life, after listening to Tathagata, finds the life full of sufferings and attachments. Thus, he asks his parent's permission to join and follow Tathagata's doctrine and discipline. When being bhikshu, this man restrains his mind and body; comprehends the causality, sinfulness and blessedness; avoids unwholesome deeds and practices the wholesome deeds; keeps the compassion, respect and humbleness; and satisfy with the life of begging for a meal everyday toghether three robes and bowl. This Bhikshu comes to the tree or an abandoned house and meditates with the complete clarity of awarness, starts dwelling in and senses the entire body. contemplates this body's impermanent and it will be old, sick and die, and destroy as the land dusts. This bhikshu attained the mindfulness and awarness so his mind becomes aware and can self-control himself. "At the state of y mindful and fully aware, he abandons five hindrances greed and desire, ill-will, sloth and drowsiness, doubt, restlessness & anxiety. That bhikshu enters into the first dhyana, he will secluded from sensual pleasures and unwholesome states, apply the thought and discernment, and feel the whole body blissful."
This is spot on.. just what I needed to hear. I had trauma surgery 8 months ago and am still recovering my nerve feedback in my body & how to do things I used to do with out thinking. It has helped me to understand my practice at a different level. Saddu, Saddu, Saddu. 🙏
Concept and Reality by Bhikkhu Nanananda is a good (or must) read on this sutra and topic.
Lo❤ve your talks so much! The sound quality is tough though.
He is an excellent teacher. I love the fuck and chicken AJAHNS. It does give one a different perspective to view things.
Just got back from a retreat with Luang Por Sumedho. Watching this in my home extends my retreat; thank you!
Oops, Luang Por Succitto, lol.
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John, I love your approach to Buddhism... but here is one issue that needs to be included in the equation of ethic and cultivation. Within us many times or should I say most of the times, there are barriers - emotional, wounds, distortions etc. Sooo, to me, we do not want to just behave as in performance but change inside out and outside in. So meditation on the cushion should help with the inside portion as well and also psychology or growth work definitely needs to be included, don't you think? I wonder what you thoughts are on those aspects? Namaste to you and I am always grateful for your approach to the down-to-earth Buddhist application of the principles. 🙏💖 ps. I may have spoken too soon....as I am still listening! Thank you John. Wonderful and a treat to hang with you and listen to your wisdom! 🙏🌿🌺🌱🕊
Thank you, Christina, for your wisdom. "Hard-earned" resonates as the continual challenging work of diligent cultivation, going against the current, ever going deeper. I heard a bit of tough-love in your recitation 'Life is a play of joy and sorrow. . . ' Thank you for offering that you use those lines in cultivating your own hard earned equanimity. Bowing out with gratitude.
.. Please do, if not, read Andy Clarks, The Experience Machine how our minds predict and shape reality. And Lisa Feldman-Barretts How Emotions are Made the secret life of the brain.
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🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️ Thank you Ajahn.
Great talk, thank you 🙏🏽
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu. I can't thank you enough for this talk. I have been struggling with the inner voices these few days and today it was quite unbearable. Then I recall your earlier teachings of not pushing whatever emotions away, rather just feel it, be aware of it and just stay with it. Breathe it in with acceptance. Many moments later, I feel more spacious and could feel my back expanding. Spaciousness and the inner voice no longer audible,.silent. I kept at it and finally when I emerged, the grumbling and complaints about this one thing, did not arise as I thought it would have earlier. Somewhere in all of this, I felt I can help instead of feeling repulse. I am still very much work in progress and I thank you for your guidance. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu
Thank you. 🙏🏻
Amazing talk But for my aversion mind the "heu" every 20 secondes is challenging 😂
お願いします。どうか世界中に仏陀の教えを広めてください🙏 全ての生命が苦しみの輪廻から解脱できますように 生きとし生けるものが幸せでありますように
Great video 🙏
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