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Ajahn Sucitto's most recent Dharma talks (Gaia House) episodes
- 1 hr 1 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Dhamma Talk - Somatic Resonance, Mind Tones And My Self(Madison Insight Meditation Group)25 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Guided Meditation - Breathing, Mental Perception and Release(Madison Insight Meditation Group)28 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Puja - Universal Voice, Universal Offering, Universal Touch(Madison Insight Meditation Group)21 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Dhamma Talk - Samadhi and Metta - Two Approaches, One Aim(Madison Insight Meditation Group)1 hr 3 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Dhamma Talk - Somatic Resonance #1 - The Ground State(Madison Insight Meditation Group)33 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Evening Guided Meditation on Body Elements, Skin and Breathing(Madison Insight Meditation Group)46 min
- 1 hr
- Ajahn Sucitto: Resolution(Vallecitos Mountain Retreat Center) Protecting the citta from unskillful habits26 min
- Ajahn Sucitto: Daily life-entering the field of kamma(Vallecitos Mountain Retreat Center) Kamma is both inherited & new. We meet the familiar kammic patterns and programs in the heart, get to their essence in the body, release them in awareness. Guidance on new, fresh kamma then arises with heedfulness and spiritual potency.34 min
About Ajahn Sucitto's most recent Dharma talks (Gaia House)
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As a monk, I bring a strong commitment, along with the renunciate flavor, to the classic Buddhist teachings. I play with ideas, with humor and a current way of expressing the teachings, but I don't dilute them.
Sitting in a field of fifty to eighty people really starts my mind sparking. Since I don't prepare my talks ahead of time, I find myself listening to what I'm saying along with everyone else. This leaves a lot of room for the Dhamma to come up. Just having eighty people listening to me is enough to engage me, stimulate me, and create a nice flow of energy. The actual process of teaching evokes ideas that even I did not realize were being held somewhere in my mind.
Different teaching situations offer their own unique value. In retreat, you are able to build a cohesive and comprehensive body of the teachings. When people are not on retreat and come for one session, it opens a different window. They are more spontaneous and I'm given the chance to contact them in ways that are closer to their "daily-life mind." This brings up surprises and interesting opportunities for me to learn even more.
I'm continually struck by how important it is to establish a foundation of morality, commitment, and a sense of personal values for the Vipassana teachings to rest upon. Personal values have to be more than ideas. They have to actually work for us, to be genuinely felt in our lives. We can't bluff our way into insight. The investigative path is an intimate experience that empowers our individuality in a way that is not egocentric. Vipassana encourages transpersonal individuality rather than ego enhancement. It allow for a spacious authenticity to replace a defended personality.
I normally incorporate Qi Gong instruction in my retreats. They are not suitable as audio files but you can watch the nine videos here: https://tinyurl.com/Sucitto-qigong