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Practice is continuous, Mountains are Mountains, and Rivers are Rivers.

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 02.51 น. 2509-12-04  วันเวลามีอยู่ แต่เรา  (00.36.40)

My unintended tribute to the late Ace Frehley of KISS.

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 02.06 น. 2535-05-20  ศาสนาเรียวแหลมจริงหรือ  (00.45.07)

Ajahn Brahmali continues his teaching on free will and conditioning, leading into why this teaching makes it so important for us to surround ourselves with the right people.Recorded 2025-01-24-This talk by Ajahn Brahmali was recorded and made available for free distribution by the Buddhist Society of Western Australia (BWSA) under the ⁠Creative Commons⁠ license. ⁠You can support the Buddhist Society of Western Australia by pledging your support via their Ko-fi page.⁠

Why do we suffer even when we’re doing everything “right”? In this conversation, Danielle and the St. Louis sangha reflect on craving, aversion, and delusion — and why they keep us stuck in cycles of dissatisfaction. From the middle way to Buddhism’s love of lists, we explore how practice helps us feel more content by accepting life as it is.

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 01.23 น. 2509-12-24  อยู่ด้วยเหตุด้วยผล  (00.42.50)

Send us a text A quiet virus today can become a devastating diagnosis decades from now. We dig into the uncomfortable math behind hepatitis B: why a universal birth dose prevents chronic infection and, by extension, a significant share of future liver cancer. The science is clear—infants who contract Hep B are far more likely to become chronically infected, and transmission often happens in ordinary settings through trivial blood contact. Waiting to vaccinate until school age sounds reasonabl...

Most people get depressed at times, and many suffer greatly from bouts of major depression. At the heart of the suffering is the experience of severed belonging—of being imprisoned in the pain of separation, unworthiness, unlovability and hopelessness. These two talks explore several meditation practices that reconnect us with our natural aliveness, openheartedness and awareness. They empower us to develop our inner resources, energize us to awaken, free us from rumination and remind us that we are

Reflecting on the Parami of Truthfulness, Mary investigates what gets in the way and keeps us removed from reality and not seeing the world clearly. We are invited to reflect on being honest with the world and, what is sometimes even more difficult, being honest with ourselves. There is freedom in truth. Recorded Oct. 19, 2025 at Insight Community of the Desert Send me a text with any questions or comments! Include your name and email if you would like a response - it's not included autom...

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 23.56 น. 2523-08-30  นิพพานไม่ใช่อัตตา มิใช่อนัตตา  (01.26.54)

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 22.50 น. 2526-06-14  ใจว่างเพราะธรรม  (01.05.01)

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 21.50 น. 2522-04-14  อย่าลืมศาสดา  (01.00.25)

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 21.15 น. 2521-05-07  เหนือสมมุติ  (00.34.21)

ออกอากาศภาคกลางคืน 25 ตุลาคม 2568 เวลา 20.15 น. 2530-06-14  ปฏิบัติให้ถึงความจริง  (00.59.33)

Can we transcend suffering by letting go of notions of good and bad? When does medicine become a sickness? In this profound talk, Sensei Kritee Kanko explores one of Zen's most challenging teaching: everything on earth—including our most painful experiences—is medicine. Drawing from her 25 years of practice, she reveals how our desperate attempts to escape suffering through meditation and spiritual practice can paradoxically become another form of sickness. With refreshing honesty about her own past

A Dhamma talk given through Zoom on 2025-08-15 by Ajahn Vajiro at Sumedharama Forest Monastery in Ericeira, Portugal. For more Dhamma talks, please visit sumedharama.pt.Q&A- You talked about aversion and how that feeds a sense of inadequacy. After many years of practice, I still have doubt from time to time on my own capacities to act or decide and have difficulties to be completely free from others judgement. Any additional advice ?- Ajahn, I follow a certain diet and daily routine to support

Jozen Jonathon Fielder gives a talk titled “You Are What You Seek” Jozen defines consciousness as the ever-changing lens shaped by upbringing, biology, culture and ego—those personas and hot buttons we wear—then distinguishes that from awareness: the unchanging, ever-present ground that simply knows. He emphasizes that consciousness is always in relationship (to memories, God, others, desires), that identities are constructed and fluid, and that true spiritual work is noticing this rather than