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Ayya Anandabodhi's most recent Dharma talks (Mission Dharma) episodes
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- Ayya Anandabodhi: Embracing Change - Embracing Truth(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Morning Dharma Reflection29 min
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- Ayya Anandabodhi: Attuning to the Nature of Things(Aloka Vihara Forest Monastery) Reflections on death and grieving.27 min
- Ayya Anandabodhi: Better than, worse than, equal to...?(Aloka Vihara Forest Monastery) Reflections on self, not-self, and interbeing.26 min
- Ayya Anandabodhi: Making Space for Transformation(Aloka Vihara Forest Monastery) The practice of giving, ethics, and meditation can undo the confusing experience of being a separate individual person, as we attune more fully to the nature of the way things are.22 min
- Ayya Anandabodhi: Softening and Opening(Aloka Vihara Forest Monastery) Ayya Anandabodhi reflects on applying the Four Noble Truths while caring for her elderly mother. The mention of "surrender" in this talk refers to putting one's hands in the air in a surrender position as a response to noticing one is getting contracted or holding on to a position or a view.26 min
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About Ayya Anandabodhi's most recent Dharma talks (Mission Dharma)
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Ayya Anandabodhi first encountered the Buddha’s teachings in her early teens, igniting a deep interest in the Buddha’s Path of Awakening. She lived and trained as a monastic in the Forest Tradition at…
Amaravati and Chithurst monasteries in England from 1992 until 2009, when she moved to the US to help open more opportunities for women to live the monastic life. She took full Bhikkhuni Ordination in 2011. Her practice and teaching are guided by early Buddhist scriptures, living in community, and through nature’s pure and immediate Dhamma. Ayya is founder of Parayana Vihara, a monastic community in Port Townsend, WA.