Deeper Dhamma

2014 June | 05. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (June 2014) 

Track 05 of 26. Note tracks 11 and 15 are not present. 

2014 June | 04. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (June 2014) 

Track 04 of 26. Note tracks 11 and 15 are not present. 

2014 June | 03. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (June 2014) 

Track 03 of 26. Note tracks 11 and 15 are not present. 

2014 June | 02. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (June 2014) 

Track 02 of 26. Note tracks 11 and 15 are not present. 

2014 June | 01. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (June 2014) 

Track 01 of 26. Note: tracks 11 and 15 are not present. 

Suttas discussed at Jhana Grove Retreat, June 2014:

• AN 11:2 – Volition
• AN 3:101 - The Soil Remover
• MN 27 –Shorter Sutta on Simile of the Elephant's Footprint
• MN 19 - Two Kinds of Thought
• AN 5:162 -Removing Resentment
• MN7 -The Simile of the Cloth
• AN 3:39 -Delicate
• SN3:25 -The Simile of the Mountain
• AN7:74 –Araka
• MN 87 –Born from those who are dear
• MN 54 –Potaliya Sutta
• DN15 -The Great Discourse on Origination
• MN75 - To Māgandiya
• SN1:20 –Samiddhi
• MN 129 -Fools and Wise Men
• AN6:10 -Mahānāma
• AN11:13 –Nandiya
• MN 82 –Ratthapala Sutta
• MN27 -Shorter Sutta on Simile of the Elephant's Footprint (continued)
• MN 2 -All the Taints
• MN27 -Shorter Sutta on Simile of the Elephant's Footprint (continued)
• AN 3:125 Gotamaka

You can read these suttas online at SuttaCentral or Access to Insight

2017 October | 06. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Weekend Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (October 2017) 

Track 06: Final Talk 

2017 October | 05. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Weekend Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (October 2017) 

Track 05: Morning Talk 

2017 October | 04. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Weekend Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (October 2017) 

Track 04: Evening Questions and Answers 

2017 October | 03. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Weekend Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (October 2017) 

Track 03: Afternoon Talk 

2017 October | 02. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Weekend Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (October 2017) 

Track 02: Morning Talk 

2017 October | 01. Sutta Retreat | Ajahn Brahmali

Weekend Sutta Retreat with Ajahn Brahmali (October 2017) 

Track 01: Introduction Talk 

Suttas discussed at Jhana Grove weekend retreat in October 2017:

• MN 118 – Ānāpānasati Sutta
• AN 5.162 – Removing Resentment
• MN 48 – The Kosambians
• MN 7 – The Simile of the Cloth
• MN 21 – The Simile of the Saw

You can read these suttas online at SuttaCentral or Access to Insight

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 3 Session 3) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 3 Session 2) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 3 Session 1) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 2 Session 3) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 2 Session 2) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 2 Session 1) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 1 Session 3) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 1 Session 2) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.

Early Buddhism Course (Workshop 1 Session 1) | with Ajahn Brahmali & Ajahn Sujato

Ajahn Brahmali and Ajahn Sujato are not just forest monks but authoritative scholars actively researching early Buddhist history trying to get an authentic understanding of who the Buddha was and the events surrounding his life by investigating multiple sources, including the discourses of all major Buddhist traditions. This course won't just enlighten the listener about the early Buddhist world and who the real historical Buddha was, but will cast these events in a fresh light free from the dogma of any one Buddhist school.