เสียงธรรม The Final Letting Go of All Suffering /Ajahn Achalo

Dhamma talk by Ajahn Achalo at Nalanda Centre

Peace Beyond Suffering
Dec 5, 2019
At the Nalanda Buddhist Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Ajahn Achalo gives advice, encouragement and admonishment as a support during this talk. There are also some interesting Questions which are answered.

 

Practicing With A Broken Heart | Ajahn Achalo

Mark Tutton
Jan 23, 2018

 

Empowering Faith Nourishing Resolve | Online Retreat Jul 2023 | Day-7 Afternoon

Ajahn Anan Dhamma
Jul 21, 2023
"Don't Back Down from Fear" - a Dhamma talk by Tan Ajahn Achalo, translated from Thai to English, given on 21 Jul 2023
You can find more information in the Wat Marp Jan website: https://watmarpjan.org/en/retreat-jul...

 

Empowering Faith to Energize Practice | Ajahn Achalo | 07 Nov 2022

Ajahn Anan Dhamma
Nov 14, 2022
Working with anxiety about an uncertain present and future - with Ajahn Achalo

Metta Centre
Feb 4, 2023
The COVID outbreak and the world’s governments responses to it have, in recent years, demonstrated that life can change in unexpected and unpredictable ways. How should we prepare and practice with anxiety?
0:00 - Introduction
3:12 - Guided meditation
30:22 - The world is inherently uncertain
37:11 - Long-term optimism
38:23 - Grief for attachments
39:18 - Things may get worse
45:05 - Inflation
46:20 - Preparing financially
49:24 - Preparing for disasters
54:08 - "Heedfulness is the path to the deathless"
56:12 - Geopolitics during the Buddha's life
57:20 - Liberation
57:58 - Wisdom & recognising blessings
1:01:37 - Death contemplation
1:06:48 - Metta & merit cultivation
1:15:59 - Conclusion
1:18:26 - Question: How to do death contemplation?
1:22:48 - Dedication
1:24:34 - Announcements

 

Uplifting and Interesting Stories of a Buddhist Monk | Ajahn Achalo

Mark Tutton
Jan 24, 2018
From Ajahn Achalo's Developing Peace Beyond Suffering Collection: Part 8

 

Experiencing and Applying Spiritual Power | Ajahn Achalo

The Final Letting Go of All Suffering | Ajahn Achalo

Mark Tutton
Apr 6, 2018

 

Cultivating Deep Compassion - Guided Meditation #1 | Ajahn Achalo

Cultivating Faith | Ajahn Achalo

(From Ajahn Achalo's Talks at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery)
Mark Tutton
Dec 12, 2018

 

Trusting in Nibbana | Ajahn Achalo

Contemplating Impermanence and Death | Ajahn Achalo

Mark Tutton
Jun 29, 2018
From Ajahn Achalo's Talks at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery

 

Ajahn Achalo - Why Me!?... Why Not Me? - Prepare For Death

BSV Dhamma Talks
May 27, 2016

 

Auspicious Signs, good kamma leads us along the path | Ajahn Achalo

Perseverance in the face of apparent obstructions | Ajahn Achalo

Mark Tutton
Oct 13, 2017

 

Thus Have I Heard at Jetavana | Ajahn Achalo

Mark Tutton
Mar 30, 2018
From Ajahn Achalo's Additional Talks

 

Sunday Dhamma Talk by Ven. Ajahn Achalo on 14 May 2023

BUBS
May 15, 2023
Sunday Dhamma Talk by Ven. Ajahn Achalo Abbot of Anandagiri Forest Monastery, Petchabun, Thailand
Date: 14 May 2023

 

Q&A - Oct 18 2023

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Oct 19, 2023

 

Ajahn Achalo at IBSC Dec 2, 2020

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Dec 5, 2020
A talk at the annual retreat of the International Buddhist Studies College:

 

The Big View Nourishing Committed Determination | Retreat Nov 2023 | Ajahn Achalo

Ajahn Anan Dhamma
Nov 5, 2023

 

Retreat Day 1 Refuge & Precepts

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Nov 15, 2023

 

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Pilgrimage Practice at Shwedagon Pagoda

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Jul 19, 2023

 

Day 1 - 5 Hindrances and General Meditation Guidance

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Nov 25, 2023

 

Day 2 - The Four Noble Truths

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Dec 1, 2023

 

Day 1 - Q&A

Ajahn Achalo Bhikkhu
Nov 28, 2023
Q1 This morning my mind became peaceful and my breath became subtle. It was hard to notice it. Then there were blue and purple circular lights appearing and then a diffused white light along with the feeling of happiness. At this stage should I focus on the light or something else? The breath is imperceptible.
Q2 02:28 - I have a strong attachment to people who I have lost and it's affecting my practice. I have a craving to meet them or talk to them. How can I release my attachment so I can practice more peacefully?
Q3 09:02 - On occasions when I have a very hectic day at work, or I'm going through a peak period with more demands and activities, it is sometimes difficult to settle down in meditation. The body is not settled. The adrenaline level can still be felt within the mind. The mind is still filled with planning activities. Kindly advise the best practice to handle this.
Q4 12:09 - I feel whenever I use something like Bhuto to focus it gives pressure on the right side of my head and jaw. Instead what has been successful for me is expensive practices like walking, long metta sits and resting attention on the breath. Is this okay?
Q5 14:10 - In my practice I am seeing more and more the unsatisfactoriness of worldly things and phenomena. Instead of dispassion [arising], it seems like my aversion increases. How do I pepper my practice with more joy or more wholesome mind states instead of feeling miserable and irritable. 28:27 Comment from a yogi (indistinct): Is taking the awareness as self suffering?
Q6 24:11 - I struggle with feelings of self hatred and self-loathing. I've tried many methods, repeating phrases, imagining an environment of love and acceptance and accepting that I have these feelings etc but nothing seems to shift. Do you have any other advice?