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Dhamma Talks in English

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English Dhamma Retreat at Bahn Boon, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, 10-15 March 2026

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English Dhamma Retreat at Bahn Boon, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, 10-15 March 2026

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English Dhamma Retreat at Bahn Boon, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, 10-15 March 2026

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Thai Buddhist Sangha (Thailand)
Episode: 2569.03.14 Q&A

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2569.03.11 Q&A
Q: Growing up, I placed a lot of importance on being fair, but recently I've noticed it can lead to frustration and anger. How can we hold fairness as a value in a skillful and sustainable way?
The guidance suggests recognizing that fairness is not universal and often depends on context; when rules are clear and followed by all, fairness can function as a useful framework, but one should also examine underlying values and avoid letting anger arise from perceived unfairness by adjusting expectations and focusing on the broader principles at play.
2569.03.13 Q&A
Q: This morning you explained the five hindrances; I have a long-standing issue with sloth and sleepiness. How can I break this cycle during practice?
Restart the meditation practice with a minimal goal (e.g., five minutes of uninterrupted attention), gradually extend, and supplement with more walking meditation to counter drowsiness; acknowledge that sleepiness is a habit and reframe practice to strengthen concentration and resilience.
2569.03.13 Q&A
Q: Hello Ajahn, who is Jesus? Is he an Arahant? What about prayer and wishes in Buddhism?
Jesus is not framed within the Buddhist path; Buddhism does not rely on intercessory prayer to alter outcomes, but prayer can have psychological value for focusing effort, and Buddhist practice emphasizes cultivation of compassion, merit, and mindful intention rather than petitionary requests.
2569.03.13 Q&A
Q: Dear Ajahn, what is the base for wisdom, and how do we differentiate direct experience in practice from mere experience?
Wisdom arises when experience is filtered through a clear path of practice; it requires a stable, happy mind (samadhi) so the mind can face experiences without reactivity, letting the three characteristics (impermanence, suffering, non-self) become evident.
2569.03.13 Q&A
Q: Observing my mind during this retreat, I find that my mind has a strong attachment to comfort, constantly strategizing over creating the optimum conditions for comfort. Can you suggest practices to loosen this attachment?
The value of retreat is that it exposes these patterns; recognize craving and strategizing as defilements and practice patience and forbearance by creating small disciplined pauses and gradually renewing the meditation habit, using walking meditation to cultivate resilience and present-moment awareness.

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This show centers on practical Dhamma applications, with a strong emphasis on meditation, mindfulness, and ethical living. Across episodes, listeners are guided through morning and evening practices, walking meditation, and contemplation of mortality, alongside in-depth discussions of Buddhist philosophy, the mind, and the role of sangha. Q&A formats, personal stories from teachers, and references to renowned teachers shape a thoughtful space for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. A distinctive pattern is the blend of structured guidance (guided meditations and technique-focused episodes) with reflective talks that connect ancient teachings to modern life, family dynamics, social media, and everyday challenges. The blend of accessi... more

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