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Aruna Ratanagiri Dhamma Talks — 300 episodes · page 1 of 3
Success Calls For Commitment
Intentional Appreciation
It Is What You Are, Not What You Look Like: Ajahn Chah Memorial
The Special Relevance Of Compassion
Reintegrating Rather Than Relinquishing
Seeing Humility As A Safety Net
Susceptible To Seeing Anew
Outshining The Sorrow
Nekkhamma And Option Fatigue
This New Religious Paradigm
Balancing of Wisdom and Compassion
The Positivity Of Denied Dukkha
The Three Greats
Right Determination
Readying Ourselves For Life
The Doorway Of Generosity
The Actual Newness Of Each Moment
The Fundamentalist Disposition
On Humility
The World On Fire
An Avoidable Conflagration
Respect, Humility, Contentment, Gratitude
Q: Dealing With The Endlessly Critical Voice In My Head
Building Beautiful Friendships
Q: How To Practice With A Conceited Sense Of Superiority?
The Saying No Practice
Q: How Do Buddhists And Non-Buddhists Handle Anxiety?
The First 45 Years Were The Hardest
Trusting In Open-Hearted Awareness
Many Blessings Received From Luang Por Sumedho
Q: How Can I Be Sure
Going Forth from Home to Homelessness
The Pain of Perpetual Wanting
Feeling The Ache Of Longing
Q: Identified As The Activity Of Awareness Or As Awareness Itself
The Number One Global Stressor
Q: How Might Those With A Scientific Background Relate To Teachings On Rebirth?
Q: Though I Am Practising Hard, I Seem To Be Going Backwards
Q: How To Deal With Feeling Misunderstood?
Q: Please Would You Explain What Is Meant By, Being Born And Dying Moment By Moment
Q: A Contemplation On The 5 Spiritual Faculties?
Q: A Contemplative Perspective On Compulsive Stress Eating
Q: What Precautions To take To Protect The Opening Heart?
Q: Can You Recommend Ways Of Letting Go Of Painful Rejections?
Q: Isn’t It Selfish To Be Cultivating Contentment?
10 Minute 'Aligning' Meditation
5 Minute 'Aligning' Meditation
Naturally Deepening Understanding
The Open-Hearted State
No Days-off In The Monastery
Appreciative Awareness Practice
Dissolving Denied Dukkha
Why Can’t I Stop Thinking?
Who Am I Without My Likings and Dislikings
Believing in True Principles or Believing in Personality
Why The Buddha Could Never Be Triggered
Taking the Right Medicine
If You Think You Are Special You Are Probably the Same As Everyone Else
Happiness in the Midst of Unhappiness
Our Evolving Relationship With the Refuges
Hope as a form of Creative Vigilance
How to Live a Life Full of Blessings
UPAYA: Skilful Means
The Disease of Denied Dukkha
Your Spiritual Toolkit
Transform, Translate, Protect
The Right Amount of Pressure
Applied Compassion
Self aligning Self transcending
The Essentiality of this Practice
Positively Alone
What Do We Identify As
The Five Dhamma Delivery Devices
World On Fire
Awareness Work
So Happiness Follows
Fed Up with Becoming Fed Up
Meditation and or Therapy
On Being Ordinary
Functional and Dysfunctional Frustration
Is Buddhism a Form of Escapism?
Applying Skilful Means
‘New and Improved’ or ‘Tried and Tested’
Right Empathy
Refuge in the Three Aspirations
Concord or Conflict
Insight and Integration
Are We Suffering From a Virtue Deficiency?
With Gratitude to Venerable Ajahn Chah
Trusting In True Principles
Wanting to Progress in Practice
Awareness Upgrade
The Middle Way: Not Merely Taking Sides
Contentment Emerging Naturally
Turning Attention Around and Looking Inward
Sitting in the Charnel Grounds
Deepening our Faith
Being Interested in Dukkha
When Faced With a Dilemma
How to Contemplate