The magic of awareness- Ajahn Sumedho

Power to Escape the Bubbles - Ajahn Sumedho

Be Aware of your Tsunami - Ajahn Sumedho

Knowing Mara -- Ajahn Sumedho

steve19800
Published on Jul 18, 2014
Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 31/108 - The problems of being born

Buddhist Teachings
Nov 25, 2017

 

Sound of silence - Ajahn Sumedho

Beginings and Endings - Ajahn Sumedho

Pointing at You - Ajahn Sumedho

What Do I Do For How Long - Ajahn Sumedho

steve19800
Published on Aug 26, 2014

 

Peace / Ajahn Sumedho

Nothing To Get - Ajahn Sumedho

Intuitive Awareness by Ajahn Sumedho

The End of Suffering is Now by Ajahn Sumedho

Dhamma: Genuine Teachings of the Buddha and His Noble Disciples
Published on Jun 28, 2014

 

The Four Noble Truths by Ajahn Sumedho

The Buddhist Society
Published on Sep 30, 2014
Luang Por Sumedho was born in Seattle, Washington in 1934. After serving four years in the US Navy as a medic, he completed a BA in Far Eastern Studies and a MA in South Asian Studies. In 1966, he went to Thailand to practice meditation at Wat Mahathat in Bangkok. Not long afterwards, he went forth as a novice monk in a remote part of the country, Nong Khai, before receiving full ordination in 1967. A year of solitary practice followed. Although fruitful, it showed him the need for a teacher who could more actively guide him. A fortuitous encounter with a visiting monk led him to Ubon province to practice with Luang Por Chah. He took dependence from Luang Por Chah and remained under his close guidance for ten years. In 1975, Luang Por Sumedho, established Wat Pah Nanachat, International Forest Monastery where Westerners could be trained in English. In 1977, he accompanied Luang Por Chah to England and took up residence at the Hampstead Vihara, with three other monks. Luang Por Sumedho was made an Upachaya (ordination preceptor) in 1981. Since then he has given upasampada (Bhikkhu precepts) to more than a hundred aspirants of many nationalities. Luang Por Sumedho was integral in establishing the Forest Sangha tradition in the United Kingdom. He was central in establishing Amaravati Buddhist Monastery and Chithurst Buddhist Monastery. He remained as senior incumbent at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in Hertfordshire until November 2010, at which time he handed over the duties of abbot to Ajahn Amaro. Luang Por Sumedho is now based in Thailand where his monastic life began in 1966.

 

Ajahn Sumedho - The World And The End Of The World

1983dukkha
Published on Jun 21, 2013
Ajahn Sumedho / Traps we bind ourselves into

Buddhist Teachings
Published on Dec 4, 2017

 

Ajahn Sumedho / The magic of awareness

Buddhist Teachings
Published on Dec 4, 2017

 

Luang Por Sumedho in Dhammārāma - Day 1

dhammarama
Published on Jul 4, 2018
Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 24/108 - Complete contentment

Buddhist Teachings
Published on Nov 25, 2017
108 Talks is a collection of 108 buddhist Dhamma talks of Ajahn Sumedho which were held between 1978-2010.
The collection was published in 2010 by Forest Sangha Publications.
More information is available on www.forestsangha.org Index of all 108 talks in chronological order:
1978 1 Brahma Viharas 2 Fear and doubt 3 Asking yourself questions
1980 4 It's my life, I'll do what I want 5 Sharpening the razor
1981 6 Offering sila, samadhi and panya 7 Paramitas 8 The six qualities of the Dhamma 9 Opinions 10 Effort, devotion, gratitude, joy
1982 11The Eight Precepts 12 Kamma and rebirth
1983 13 The Five Hindrances
1984 14 Inclining to nibbana
1985 15 Cessation – the Third Noble Truth 16Transcending self
1986 17 Circumstances 18 Sensual pleasure 19 Suchness 20 Sound of silence
1987 21 Contemplating the way things are 22 The beauty of morality
1988 23 Sound of silence Q & A
1989 24 Complete contentment 25 The miracle of a beautiful mind 26 The perfect relationship 27 Awakening from the dream of life
1990 28 Reflections on the world we create 29 Pointers to the ultimate
1991 30 Practice from the heart 31 The problems of being born 32 Understanding suffering
1992 33 Spiritual beauty
1993 34 The end of death 35 Life hurts 36 Death – a gateway to the Deathless 37 Die before you die 38 Sati: the Buddha knowing the Dhamma 1994 39 The contemplative experience
1995 40Life is love 1996 41Reflections on emptiness
1997 42 A rapport with all of life 43 Pure presence 44 Entering the Deathless
1998 45 Sign of transcendence 46 An empty wheel chair 47 Gate to the Deathless
1999 48 Sweeping through the body – metta bhavana 49 Listening to the sound of silence 50 Letting the world end
2000 51 Coming home 52 Don't take it personally
2001 53 Reflecting on metta 54 Happiness is being nobody 55 The end of suffering is now 56 Wheel of life and death
2002 57 Holiday for the heart 58 Sharing in humanity 59 Just perfect – the joy of being 60 You've got a lot of work to do, sinner! 61 The gift of presence
2003 62 Ultimate simplicity 63 The sacredness of life in its fullness 64 Contemplating Arammana 65 The adventures of monastic life
2004 66 Atammayata – not that concoction 67 Cittaviveka Dhamma Hall opening 68 The space between things 69 How to stop thinking
2005 70 Everybody's crazy 71 Mindfulness 72 Supporting each other 73 Unspoken immanent awareness 74 The way it is 75 Being awake, aware and present 76 Place is here, time is now 77 Awareness – gate to the Deathless
2006 78 Welcoming receptivity 79 Getting out of the sewer 80 Buddhist contribution to world peace 81 The floodlights of awareness 82 The path to liberation
2007 83 Shortcut to nibbana 84 Listening to samsara 85 Coming from silence 86 The magic of awareness 87 A crack in samsara 88 The simplicity of now
2008 89 The unborn 90 Receiving life 91 The taste of desire 92 Not for status 93 Intersection of the timeless with time
2009 94 Early years at Wat Pah Pong 95 Using the Dhammacakka Sutta for awakening 96 Finding the constancy of the supernal mind 97 Entering the sacred place 98 Poised on the razor edge of this moment 99 Are we helpless victims of sensitivity? 100 The island of here and now
2010 101 The Dhamma of change – preparing to retire 102 Ideals do not have feelings 103 Attachment to thought is insecure 104 Traps we bind ourselves into 105 Addiction to rationality 106 Metta and knowing the defilements 107 Faith in the goodness of humanity 108 Moving towards sanity
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Ajahn Sumedho at Portland Friends of the Dhamma (Part 1)

Ajahn Sumedho at Portland Friends of the Dhamma (Part 2)

Balaji Ramasubramanian
Published on Aug 4, 2014Portland Friends of the Dhamma hosted Ajahn Sumedho on June 28th 2014

 

Ajahn Sumedho | Here and Now - Technology of the Happy Blissful Heart

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Published on May 5, 2019
Dhamma talk recorded on 4 May 2019 at Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery in Singapore.
Ajahn Sumedho - Let Life Live Itself (1981)

Fully Human
Jul 27, 2018

 

Dhamma Reflections by Luang Por Sumedho at NDR on May 3, 2019

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Published on May 5, 2019

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 21/108 - Contemplating the way things are

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 16/108 - Transcending self

Buddhist Teachings
Nov 29, 2016
Dhamma Reflections Luang Por Sumedho at Palelai Buddhist Temple on 5 5 19 Meal Dana

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Published on May 6, 2019

 

Ajahn Sumedho : « Reflections on Dhamma #4 » (2019)

หอจดหมายเหตุพุทธทาส อินทปัญโญ -BIA-
Jul 9, 2019
Dhamma talk with Q&A session (#4) offered by Venerable Ajahn Sumedho, who co-founded Wat Pah Nanachat in north-east Thailand and established Wat Amaravati in England, two monasteries in the Thai forest tradition of Ajahn Chah http://www.watpahnanachat.org & http://www.amaravati.org 'Reflections on Dhamma #4' 28th April, 2019 (14.00 - 16.00) Meditation Hall Buddhadāsa Indapañño Archives, Bangkok [Q&A session starts at 51:40]
For other teachings by Ven. Ajahn Sumedho, please visit:
https://www.amaravati.org/speakers/aj...
https://forestsangha.org/teachings/bo...
http://www.bia.or.th/en/index.php/tea...

 

Lp Sumedho: Cultural Conditioning (Wat Pah Nanachat, Nov 7, 2016)

International Forest Monastery Wat Pah Nanachat
Nov 10, 2016

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 1/108 - Brahma Viharas

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 4/108 - It's my life, I'll do what I want

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 5/108 - Sharpening the razor

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 6/108 - Offering sila, samadhi and panya

Buddhist Teachings
Nov 28, 2016

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 9/108 - Opinions

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 8/108 - The six qualities of the dhamma

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 40/108 - Life is love

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 38/108 - Sati: the Buddha knowing the dhamma
Buddhist Teachings
Nov 25, 2017

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 37/108 - Die before you die

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 36/108 - Death - a gateway to the death

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 35/108 - Life hurts

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 34/108 - The end of death

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 33/108 - Spiritual beauty

Buddhist Teachings
Nov 25, 2017

 

Too Much Thinking | Ajahn Sumedho

Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery
Sep 25, 2020

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 83/108 - Shortcut to nibbana

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 75/108 - Being awake, aware and present

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 81/108 - The floodlights of awareness

Buddhist Teachings
Dec 4, 2017

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 77/108 - Awareness - gate to the deathless

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 73/108 - Unspoken immanent awareness

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 76/108 - Place is here, time is now

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 79/108 - Getting out of the sewer

Buddhist Teachings
Dec 4, 2017

 

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 78/108 - Welcoming receptivity\

Ajahn Sumedho / 108 Talks / 56/108 - Wheel of life and death

Buddhist Teachings
Dec 4, 2017
08 - The Five Khandas

Abhayagiri
Dec 17, 2020