Blogs about: Ajahn Chah
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The End of the Story, by John Aske
Watchfulness is the path to immortality and thoughtlessness the path to death. The watchful do not die, but the thoughtless are already like the dead. [Dhammapada v21] When we wake from a dream, we se… more →
Buddhism now
Meeting Myself 4 - Wat Pah Nanachat
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wrote 4 days ago: Like so many people, I have great admiration for Ajahn Chah‘s wit and wisdom, having a few day … more →
Meeting Myself 2 - Calligraphic meditation
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wrote 4 days ago: ARRIVING BANGKOK Zen Master Thich Nhat Hahn Calligraphy Exhibition at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre … more →
Meeting Myself 1 - Awareness meditation
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wrote 4 days ago: This year on my birthday I was not happy, needed no celebration, I needed solitude to seriously refl … more →
A life examined...
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wrote 5 days ago: “Our sincere examination of the individual human life is one of our fundamental religious acts.” – I … more →
The End of the Story, by John Aske
wrote 1 week ago: Watchfulness is the path to immortality and thoughtlessness the path to death. The watchful do not d … more →
Non-resistance and the Art of Resisting without Resisting!
wrote 3 weeks ago: In Buddhism, nature of non-resistance is truly non-dual, but I think this this non-dual nature is mi … more →
Do not try to become anything
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Tao & Zen Related articles Let go (zenflash.wordpress.com) … more →
Passing parade
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Ajahn Chah on Natural Awareness
wrote 4 weeks ago: Ajahn Chah, 20th Century Thai Theravada Master “There is a One Who Knows within you who alread … more →
The Point of Intersection between the timeless and time, by Ajahn Sumedho
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wrote 1 month ago: People often believe contemplation is the same as thinking about something. But when I use the word … more →
Boston Strong: Words of Comfort
wrote 1 month ago: Sunflower in front of Arlington Street Church on Boylston Street On love and sadness Every widow wak … more →
The Mindful Way - Buddhist Monks of the Forest Tradition in Thailand with Ajahn Chah
wrote 1 month ago: Excellent BBC Open University documentary about the life and function of a Buddhist monastery of the … more →
Practicing Dhamma...
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wrote 1 month ago: A beautiful tree started from a tiny seed. Be diligently in practicing Dhamma, you can discover the … more →
Spiritual Path...
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wrote 1 month ago: May you be diligence in the spiritual path. Not give excuses for “WAITING”… You might no … more →
It's very simple. Hold on to nothing.
wrote 1 month ago: “It’s very simple. Hold on to nothing.” “Try to keep your mind in the presen … more →
Metta Monday: Letting Go
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wrote 1 month ago: “Do everything with a mind that lets go. Don’t accept praise or gain or anything else. If you … more →
Tightly Woven Net
wrote 1 month ago: Thoroughly an inspiring reminder from Ajahn Chah. … more →
Do it yourself: Meditation does not have to be like boot camp - The Nation
wrote 2 months ago: In our hi-tech, switched-on world, many people question the value of certain practices that have com … more →
clear water
wrote 2 months ago: Already broken, already precious: “Before saying a word, he [Ajahn Chah] motioned to a glass at his … more →
