The Heart’s Nourishment
Just as we need to feed and care for our bodies in the right way, so too we must nourish our hearts with the Dhamma.
An episode of the Ajahn Anan Podcast podcast, hosted by Ajahn Anan Akiñcano, titled "The Heart’s Nourishment" was published on June 6, 2021 and runs 20 minutes.
June 6, 2021 ·20m · Ajahn Anan Podcast
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Summary
Just as we need to feed and care for our bodies in the right way, so too we must nourish our hearts with the Dhamma.
Episode Description
Just as we need to feed and care for our bodies in the right way, so too we must nourish our hearts with the Dhamma.
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