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Dhamma teachings from the tradition of Ajahn Brahm and the Western Australian Buddhist Sangha for those looking for something deeper.
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Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
The following Suttas discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove:
SN12.52 Clinging
SN12.1 Dependent Origination
SN12.2 Analysis of Dependent Origination
AN3.76 Existence
SN22.100 the Leash
Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
The following Suttas discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove:
SN12.1 Dependent Origination discussed
SN12.2 Analysis of Dependent Origination
DN15 The Great Discourse on Origination
AN3.61 Sectarian
MN87 Born From Those Who are Dear
Monday Aug 22, 2016
Monday Aug 22, 2016
The following Suttas discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove:
SN12.1 Dependent Origniation
SN12.2 Analysis of Dependent Origniation
DN15 The Great Discourse on Origination
SN12.15 Kaccanagotta
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Questions and answers by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
The following Sutta discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove:
AN 10.62 Ignorance
SN12.1 Dependent Origination
SN12.2 Analysis of Dependent Origination
SN12.40 Volition
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
SN56.11 Setting in motion the wheel of Dhamma sutta discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove.
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Saturday Jul 16, 2016
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
Questions and answers by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
AN12.1 -Dependent Origination, SN12.2 Analysis of Dependent Origination and SN56.11 Setting in Motion the Wheel of the Dhamma suttas discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
AN11.2 - Volition and SN56.3 The Siṃsapā Grove suttas discussed by Ajahn Brahmali on the 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
Saturday Jul 16, 2016
Introductory talk to Ajahn Brahmali's 2016 Sutta Retreat at Jhana Grove
Suttas discussed at the 9-day Jhāna Grove retreat in June 2016
- AN 11.2: Volition
- SN 56.31: The Siṃsapā Grove
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- SN 56.11: Setting in Motion the Wheel of the Dhamma
- AN 10.62: Ignorance
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- SN 12.40: Volition
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- DN 15: The Great Discourse on Origination
- SN 12.15: Kaccānagotta
- SN 12.64: If There Is Lust
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- DN 15: The Great Discourse on Origination
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- AN 3.61: Sectarian
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- MN 87: Born from those who are dear
- SN 12.52: Clinging
- SN 22.80: Alms-gatherer
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- AN 3.76: Existence
- SN 22.100: The Leash
- SN 12.1: Dependent Origination
- SN 12.2: Analysis of Dependent Origination
- AN 3.35: Divine messengers
- SN 15.3: Tears
- MN 38: The Greater Discourse on the Destruction of Craving
- AN 10.62: Ignorance
- AN 8.54: Dīghajāṇu
- AN 3.39: Delicate
- AN 5.162: Removing Resentment
- MN 48: The Kosambians
- MN 21: The Simile of the Saw
- MN 7: The Simile of the Cloth
- MN 54: Potaliya Sutta
- SN 1.20: Samiddhi
- AN 7.74: Araka
- MN 82: Ratthapala Sutta
- AN 4.179: Nibbāna
- SN 35.118: Sakka’s Question
- AN 10.60: Girimānanda
- SN 12.22: The Ten Powers
You can read these suttas online at SuttaCentral or Access to Insight
Wednesday Jul 06, 2016
Wednesday Jul 06, 2016
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.
Wednesday Jul 06, 2016
Wednesday Jul 06, 2016
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.
Wednesday Jul 06, 2016
Wednesday Jul 06, 2016
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.
Monday Jun 27, 2016
Monday Jun 27, 2016
Ajahn Brahmali discusses the 64th sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya: Mahamalunkyaputta Sutta, "the Greater Discourse to Malunkyaputta".
Click here to read MN64 on Sutta Central.
"A little baby has no wrong views or intentions, but the underlying tendency for these things is still there. Without practicing, they will inevitably recur," Sutta Central.
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Monday Feb 29, 2016
Monday Feb 29, 2016
Ajahn Brahmali discusses the 66th sutta of the Samyutta Nikaya: Sammasa Sutta, "Self-examination".
Read SN12.66 here on Sutta Central.
"The right way to investigate inside oneself is to see how suffering is created craving and attachment, stimulated by pleasant experiences," Sutta Central.
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To find and download more Sutta Classes on DeeperDhamma, visit the BSWA teachings page: https://bswa.org/teachings/, choose the sutta you want, then type the sutta title into the DeeperDhamma search box.
You can read suttas online at SuttaCentral or Access to Insight
Monday Feb 15, 2016
Monday Feb 15, 2016
Ajahn Brahmali discusses sutta 4.45 from Anguttara Nikaya, the Rohitassa Sutta, "With Rohitassa".
Read AN4.45 here on Sutta Central.
"The god Rohitassa tells how he tried to go to the end of the world," Sutta Central.
Please support the BSWA in making teachings available for free online via Patreon.
To find and download more Sutta Classes on DeeperDhamma, visit the BSWA teachings page: https://bswa.org/teachings/, choose the sutta you want, then type the sutta title into the DeeperDhamma search box.
You can read suttas online at SuttaCentral or Access to Insight
Wednesday Feb 10, 2016
Wednesday Feb 10, 2016
Ajahn Brahmali discusses the 28th sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya: the Mahahatthipadopama Sutta, "The Greater Discourse on the Simile of the Elephant's Footprint".
Read MN28 here on Sutta Central.
"Sariputta gives an elaborate demonstration of how, just as any footprint can fit inside an elephant’s, all the Buddha’s teachings can fit inside the four noble truths. This offers an overall template for organising the Buddha’s teachings," Sutta Central.
Please support the BSWA in making teachings available for free online via Patreon.
To find and download more Sutta Classes on DeeperDhamma, visit the BSWA teachings page: https://bswa.org/teachings/, choose the sutta you want, then type the sutta title into the DeeperDhamma search box.
Sunday Jan 17, 2016
Sunday Jan 17, 2016
Ajahn Brahmali discusses the 47th sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya; Vimamsaka Sutta, "The Inquirer".
Click here to read MN47 on Sutta Central.
"While some spiritual teachers prefer to remain in obscurity, the Buddha not only encouraged his followers to closely investigate him, but gave them a detailed and demanding method to do so," Sutta Central.
Please support the BSWA in making teachings available for free online via Patreon.
To find and download more Sutta Classes on DeeperDhamma, visit the BSWA teachings page: https://bswa.org/teachings/, choose the sutta you want, then type the sutta title into the DeeperDhamma search box.
Tuesday Dec 15, 2015
Tuesday Dec 15, 2015
Ajahn Brahmali discusses sutta 87 from the Majjhima Nikaya: Piyajatika Sutta, “Born from Those Who Are Dear” or “Born From the Beloved.”
Read MN87 on Sutta Central or Access To Insight.
“A rare glimpse into the marital life of King Pasenadi, and how he is led to the Dhamma by his Queen, the incomparable Mallika. She confirms the Buddha’s teaching that our loved ones bring us sorrow; but that’s not something a husband, father, and king wants to hear,” Sutta Central.
Please support the BSWA in making teachings available for free online via Patreon.
To find and download more Sutta Classes on DeeperDhamma, visit the BSWA teachings page: https://bswa.org/teachings/, choose the sutta you want, then type the sutta title into the DeeperDhamma search box.
Tuesday Dec 01, 2015
Tuesday Dec 01, 2015
Ajahn Brahmali discusses 57th sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya, the Kukkuravatika Sutta, The Ascetic Who Behaved Like A Dog.
Read MN57 here on Sutta Central.
"Some ascetics in ancient India undertook extreme practices, such as a vow to behave like an ox or a dog. The Buddha meets two such individuals, and is reluctantly pressed to reveal the kammic outcomes of such practice," Sutta Central.
Please support the BSWA in making teachings available for free online via Patreon.
To find and download more Sutta Classes on DeeperDhamma, visit the BSWA teachings page: https://bswa.org/teachings/, choose the sutta you want, then type the sutta title into the DeeperDhamma search box.