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00:12:36

Delight in Non-Expansion | Ovāda

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2025/01/15

This ovāda discusses the importance of staying in the present moment to give strength to one's practice.

00:24:32

Overcoming Arrogance and Conceit

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2025/01/10

A Dhamma discussion based on the questions...1. How do you get rid of arrogance? 2. How can you practice to be more humble? 3. How can you avoid feeling condescending toward people who are less spiritual?

00:14:48

Concentration and Understanding

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2025/01/04

This talk discusses the ways in which concentration and insight practices complement one another and when to switch between them

00:16:24

Beyond Arising and Passing Away

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2024/12/28

A Dhamma discussion based on the question (paraphrased)..."I've had an experience where I just see things arising and passing away, but I don't know how to cross beyond that. Do you have any advice?"

00:26:16

Goodness is More Powerful Than Evil

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/12/20

This ovāda discusses the importance of staying with goodness during difficult times

00:12:34

Themes of the Mind | Discussion

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2024/12/12

A Dhamma discussion based on the questions...What is the citta nimitta? What are nimittas in general?

00:30:59

Solutions Through Spontaneity

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/12/07

This ovāda discusses the importance of spontaneity in developing the Buddhist path

00:19:25

The Paradox of Consumption

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2024/11/27

A Dhamma Discussion based on the question..."Something that I have struggled with for many years is the way practice bears so much fruit. The more... meditation I do the more energy and good ideas and better relationships I have get me caught up in the world, it can be a bit of a vicious cycle. Do you have any advice on how to balance practice with the energy for the world that it brings?"

00:20:42

Only Non-Hate Dispels Hate

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/11/21

This ovāda discusses how hatred arises in individuals, groups, and society. It explores the negative consequences of hatred and examines the benefits of seeking and practicing ways to escape it.

00:16:55

On Samvega

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2024/11/14

A Dhamma discussion based on the following questions (paraphrased)...What is the role of Samvega? Terror. Is that always a bad thing? Should one go towards it or should one go against it if one feels depression, despair, or terror?

00:08:55

A Warrior's Right View | Ovāda

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2024/11/08

This ovāda describes the cultivation of right view as something more than just the development of overt philosophies through thinking and pre-planning. It also emphasizes the more subtle levels of right view that one needs to cultivate by experimenting and training the mind to confront the defilements that cause suffering in real time. This is "right view of a warrior".

00:21:01

Kamma and Free Will | Discussion

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/11/08

A Dhamma discussion revolving around kamma, free will, and determinism.

00:25:47

A Moment to Be Remembered

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2024/10/25

This ovāda uses refers to suttas and to living traditons to discuss how the fruit of stream entry is a sudden occurrence that leaves a lasting impression on the mind. It contrasts this with a trend in modern Western Buddhism in which the fruit of stream entry is presented as something gradual and almost indiscernible.-AN 3:12 -- To Be Remembered

00:13:50

Conscious of Consciousness

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2024/10/19

A Dhamma discussion based on the topic (paraphrased):"I was discussing with my mother about the impermanence of the five khandhas. She could see how each of them were impermanent, except for consciousness. What proof is there, for example, that there isn't some little man hiding behind, in the mind, and observing everything? How can one contemplate consciousness as impermanent, since it's consciousness that observes? Do you have any advice on how I could answer her Bhante?"

00:18:33

Don't Eat Inspiration

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2024/10/12

This ovāda discusses the purpose one should have in meeting inspiring monks. It discusses how one should seek to meet inspiring figures to take on their good qualities. One shouldn't seek to meet them just to feel inspired.

00:17:22

Taking Birth to Practice | Discussion

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/10/02

A Dhamma discussion based on the question..."Could you please say something about the preciousness of human rebirth. According to the scriptures it is very rare to be born in the human realm and we are very fortunate to be so. What are the causes of such a rebirth and what should we do to ensure that if we don’t reach awakening in this life, to be reborn again into the human realm."

00:12:27

Resilience Through Two Types of Faith

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/09/28

This ovāda discusses developing resilience by cultivating both rational and intuitive faith.

00:24:16

Practicing to Abandon the Khandas in the Present

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/09/20

A Dhamma discussion based on the question (punctuation and line breaks added)...Bhagyawathun Wahansa said, "Let go of the past—because it has already happened. Let go of the future—since it has not yet arrived and is full of uncertainty." So, this means we only have the present moment to come to and practice Dhamma (Sutha, Dhatha, Wachasa Parichitha). And also, Bhagyawathun Wahanse said, "Sankiththena Pancha Upadanskandha Dukka." So, this means I only have this exact present moment to have

00:14:36

True and Right | Ovāda

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/09/12

This ovāda explores the practice of finding balance and skillfulness in various situations. It discusses how to navigate the intersection of what's right—the rules and guidelines that apply in a given context—with what's true -- the broader principles of the Dhamma.

00:19:39

Does Suffering Come From Resistance? | Discussion

Dhamma-Vinaya Patipadā Podcast ·

2024/09/09

A Dhamma discussion based on the question (paraphrased)...'Suffering is an underlying attitude of resistance to the way things are / wanting things to be different which again leads to disappointment, frustration, more bad feeling?

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