8/8/2021 Ajahn Sucitto : « Buddhism and Environmental Concern »

Dhamma talk and Q&A session (#3) offered by Venerable Ajahn Sucitto, former abbot of Wat Cittaviveka in England, a monastery in the Thai forest tradition of Ajahn Chah https://www.cittaviveka.org 'Buddhism and Environmental Concern' 6th December, 2019 (18.30 - 20.00) Meditation Hall Buddhadāsa Indapañño Archives, Bangkok For other teachings by Ajahn Sucitto, please visit: https://ajahnsucitto.org/ https://forestsangha.org/teachings/bo... https://www.cittaviveka.org/index.php... https://sucitto.blogspot.com/ About Ven. Ajahn Sucitto: Ajahn Sucitto was born in London in 1949. Before entering monastic life, he graduated from England's University of Warwick with a degree in English and American Literature in 1971. He spent a few years following the lifestyle of the alternative culture of the time, before heading overland to India in 1974 on a spiritual quest. This eventually landed him in Thailand in 1975, where he was inspired by a meditation class in English in Wat Meung Maung given by an English monk, Phra Alan Nyānavajīro. Sensing an important turn in his spiritual journey, Sucitto entered the monastery where Phra Nyānavajīro lived: Wat Kiriwong in Nakhon Sawan. On 25 September he took samanera precepts and on 22 March 1976 he was ordained as a bhikku, both in Wat Potharam in Nakhon Sawan. A chance sojourn at Wat Umong in Chiang Mai in December 1976 brought Ajahn Sucitto into contact with (now) Luang Por Sumedho, who was passing through Chiang Mai at the time. This was an auspicious encounter, as it prepared the ground for Ajahn to visit Luang Por in Hampstead when he visited England in 1978. Luang Por had taken up residence in the Hampstead Buddhist Vihara in 1977, and readily accepted Ajahn Sucitto as a disciple. Ajahn trained under Luang Por for much of the ensuing fourteen years. In 1979, Ajahn Sucitto was part of the group that established Cittaviveka Forest Monastery in Chithurst, West Sussex. He lived there for the greater part of his monastic life and was its abbot from 1992 to 2014. He began teaching retreats for laypeople after the Rains Retreat of 1981 and has continued to teach retreats in Britain and overseas ever since. + Risparmio in cucina aloap 1 + Lucie Medici 00:20 Haul Per La Casa (primavera!) + chiacchiere 23:55 Gosling 00:07 Bagaglio A Mano (2015) + Emanuela Torri: Letture Casalinghe N°36 fase 3 Il Vangelo di Gesu' di Paramahansa Yogananda + La Voce delle Sirene con Antonietta Laterza 00:16 LA VOCE DELLE SIRENE 1: Antonietta legge Osho + Radionotizie 6 + I RITRATTI DEL MUSEO DELLA MUSICA DI BOLOGNA Presentazione del volume I ritratti del Museo della Musica di Bologna. Da Padre Martini al Liceo musicale, a cura di Lorenzo Bianconi et al. (Firenze, Olschki, 2018) Intorno al 1770 il francescano Giambattista Martini (1706-1784) avviò nel convento di San Francesco in Bologna una raccolta di ritratti di musicisti, contemporanei e del passato. Tra i tanti pezzi prelibati che l’insigne teorico, erudito e storico della musica seppe attrarre da ogni parte d’Italia e d’Europa spiccano – per citare soltanto i più famosi – il Johann Christian Bach di Thomas Gainsborough, il Farinelli di Corrado Giaquinto, un ritratto di Mozart ventunenne, oltre al trompe-l’œil degli scaffali di libreria di Giuseppe Maria Crespi. + IL MONDO DI MAURIZIO DEEJAY + TARARI .... TARARA + 21_luglio_2021_mamma_helga_basta_devi_rassegnarti + 2a_p_te_21_luglio_2021_mamma_helga_basta_devi_rassegnarti