54701: 2019-02-07 Amma Thanasanti: The End of Suffering and Neuroplasticity

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Pascal Auclair: How far can mindfulness take you

Pascal Auclair: First morning instructions

(Dhamma Stream Online Sessions) Q1 How important is it to maintain continuity of the meditation object? 0857 Q2 I'm confused by the word citta. For a long time I thought it was the physical organ of the heart, but now I understand that it may be mind. Can you help please? 2334 Q3 you talked about adhiṭṭhāna, resolution as being as one way of manifesting accepting and bowing to all the negative and unskillful thoughts that kept rising in the mind. Can you elaborate on this please? 2521 Q4 what is the relationship or differences between viññāṇa (sense consciousness) and sati (awareness). 2724 Q5 Can you comment on scattering ashes of a body after cremation? Is this about attaching to a body?

Ajahn Sucitto: Q&A

Ajahn Sucitto: GM - The ending of the residues

(Gaia House) This session includes a guided practice, Dharma reflection, and the answers to (unrecorded) questions from participants.

54701: 2019-02-07 Amma Thanasanti: The End of Suffering and Neuroplasticity

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