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Origin of Hindrances & Cessation as a Pleasant Abiding w/Delson Armstrong

from Retreat Talks at Dhamma Sukha Meditation Center · host Dhamma Sukha Meditation Center

Delson looks at Sutta "Avija" AN 10.61 and finds the origin of the hindrances that we encounter in our meditation. He then studies MN 31 and finds that the highest state beyond Niether perception is Cessation of perception and Feeling.  Letting go of everything.

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