Ajahn Sucitto
Abiding in the world as it is.
Abiding in the world as it is.
In Ajahn Chah, we commemorate and honor what’s possible in a human form. A seemingly ordinary person who applied all he had for noble purposes, training in what was difficult and cultivating pāramī. With this comes the severing of the outflows and the liberation of heart, a practice that many people can cultivate while engaging in life.
A good teacher (Acariya) encourages and pushes the mind of the disciple away from the changeable world presented by sense-consciousness, to the more fruitful reality that’s centred on Dhamma. In this talk, the principles of this are pointed out, and as exemplified by Ajahn Chah. This talk was offered on Ajahn Chah’s 102nd birthday commemoration.
A Dhamma talk by Ajahn Sucitto to commemorate the anniversary of the passing away of Ajahn Chah. Ācariya means Teacher, Puja means Celebration.
A substantial collection of most of the talks by Ajahn Chah that have been translated into English and are currently available for free distribution. This same set of talks are also available separately in three volumes.
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