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Thank you for this. I'm fascinated by these poems, thank you for sharing.

🙏🙏🙏 so good

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So well stated.

Inspirational ❤️ Thank you so much Ayya. What an amazing teacher and teaching 🙏🙏🙏 And thank you very much to BIMS for sharing this with the world 🙏

I don't like piti, it feels like boiling energy - way too disturbing and energetic.

how can I get to join the zoom when Ajhan Thannisaro is going to give a dhamma talk. can you provide link plz

wonderful!

Ajahn Kovilo & Tan Nisabho, I made it about halfway through. This was such a great explanation! Wow! I sat for 30 minutes and I feel so good! This will be something I'm going to watch a few times. So much here. Thanks so much!

BRO.... wtf? zero charisma. what are you doing?

It is very help and great how you explained in details, but could you please slow down.

Why is he in a grotty old shack surrounded by junk - quite distracting especially as it probably doesn't help the sound

Thank you. Namaste.

Sadhu!

Our mission while sitting in meditation. Vipasanna meditation. When we become fluent in vipasanna meditation, we begin to realise the state of mind we are in. It is very important to know that state of conciousness so as to progress further. One must differnciate it clearly or how then one is going to progress without knowing. The path of vipasanna meditation is to calm the mind to the state buddhist call it samadhi which are vitaka (initial entry to first stage of calmness) that lead to vichara(sustaining of the first state of calmness) This initial state of calm is known as 1st samadhi. Upon one ability to hang on to this first samadhi, the mental progress will continue to develop further reaching the state of piti which is the second state of calmness. Usual meditator experience it say he feel like, floating, lightness, tear flowing and mind is calm without much problem to watch the breath. Then as one can maintain this state of mind with ongoing inbreath and out breath, one will reach the 3rd samadhi calmness of mind that spell bodily pleasure more stronger then before when in 2nd samadhi. Some meditator begin to feel very happy, some see bright light, some see mind sparking, some see shadow passing. These are strong concentration that bring about nimita from the mind that appear to be real but the meditator must not attached to it but continue to be mindful, free from attachment and to be calm. After this moment occur and if the meditator mind is strong are not disturb, distract, non attached, no delusion, non greed on this occurance, the meditator will be continue to progress to realize and aware that the breath become softer, subtle, disappear and nobody sensation feeling aslo disappear and here it is UPEKA. Very important state of mind to reach as one is like being in the moment of emptiness, nothingness, space Thinking still exist during this experience. Here very important not to get lost, gets excite, gets deluded and too many on going thinking will take you out of this upeka. So during this monent stay calm as you can see there is thinking on going but do not let thinking become master or you will be kick out of upeka. Stay calm stop thinking and be with the condition. During this moment while you are staying calm in upeka your mind or i shall say you 5 mental faculties are in behind making adjustment and trying to be balance to be upeka and if successful if it is auto able to gets balance(meaning greed, hatred, delusions are removed as that 5 faculties are capable to become balance or become neutral, when that happen, your mind will shuts down and you enter the streams of ariya. Sadhu sadhu sadhu This article is written out of compassion for one who seek the path so difficult indeed and this article is carefully written from the path that was reached as a gift to all vipasanna practioner from a sotopana. BUDDHAM SARANAM GACCHAMI

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bad sound quality.....

Sadhu. Sadhu. Sadhu

Thank you. My gosh, the audio is very challenging in this video. I had to stop listening after a while.

Excellent Bhante, such a grasp of the Dhamma just he speaks so so so fast and American English that words sound jumbled, slurred ...maybe anxiety?

So happy that you have put these up. I refer to them often and share with others.!!

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I have read and enjoyed reading lots of books on Buddhism - popular and academic. Some years ago I discovered Thanissaro Bhikhu’s books. They are the most useful texts I have ever encountered for actual practice.

🙏🙏🙏Ajaan Geoff for the profound Dhamma.

I'd love to hear the Q and A at the end :)

Thank you.

What an amazing talk from beginning to end! I would love to see more like this.

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu

Thank you deeply for this video. What was the article and readings mentioned to reference, please? Thank you again 🙏

This might be one of the most, straight to the point, clearly articulated, practical descriptions of the CORE Buddhists teachings in English. I always love Ajaan Geoff, but I will come back to this one again for reference. Thanks for sharing.

Sadhu*3

This is very helpful, particularly clinging as feeding on. Is the afternoon session available? Thank you.

Bonjour Pascal🌟

Thanks for this 🙏🙏☸

Thank you for sharing. Can audio be improved? I believe the main reason why these talks are getting more view numbers is simply that. Audio is very much more important than video quality.