เสียงธรรม Beyond Right and Wrong / Ven. Ajahn Amaro

Ajahn Amaro and Ajahn Kongrit | Asking for Forgiveness and Farewell for Ajahn Kongrit | 02.04.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Apr 9, 2023
This Dhamma reflection was given by Ajahn Kongrit Ratanavanno, on the occasion of his departure to Norway to take on the role of the new abbot of Lokuttara Vihara, on 2 April 2023 at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery, UK.

 

Ajahn Amaro | Our Ever-present Nature | 05.04.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Apr 11, 2023

 

Breathing in, Knowing, and Breathing Out the World | Ajahn Amaro | 31.10.2020

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Nov 10, 2020

 

Ajahn Amaro : « The Buddhist Ideal of a Perfect Society »

หอจดหมายเหตุพุทธทาส อินทปัญโญ -BIA-
Jul 22, 2017 SUAN MOKKH BANGKOK
Dhamma talk with Q&A session offered by Venerable Ajahn Amaro, abbot of Wat Amaravati in England, a monastery in the Thai forest tradition of Ajahn Chah https://www.amaravati.org

'The Buddhist Ideal of a Perfect Society' 19th June, 2017 (18.00 - 19.30) Meditation Hall Buddhadāsa Indapañño Archives, Bangkok

 

Learn From the Past and Let It Go | Ajahn Amaro | 31.12.2020

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Jan 4, 2021

 

Making Peace With Despair | Ajahn Amaro | 17.05.2020

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Dec 17, 2020

 

Unshakeable Faith : Ajahn Amaro : 10 March 2023

FriendinDhamma
Mar 12, 2023

 

Living Well Dying Well : Ajahn Amaro : 17 November 2022

FriendinDhamma
Nov 17, 2022

 

Ajahn Amaro – Practising Right Effort Free of Self View

London Insight Meditation
Aug 8, 2022

 

Ajahn Amaro – Guided meditation exploring non-self (anattā)

London Insight Meditation
Sep 12, 2022
In August 2021 London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Amaro for an online retreat entitled “Sustaining Right Effort and Finding the Balance”. Here Ajahn Amaro guides us through a meditation exploring non-self (anattā).

 

The Mind of All Beings: A Marvellous Quality of Awake Awareness | Ajahn Amaro | 03.06.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Jun 9, 2023

 

Effortless Effort : Ajahn Amaro : 3 June 2023

FriendinDhamma
Jun 4, 2023

 

Ajahn Amaro – Sustaining Right Effort

London Insight Meditation
Aug 1, 2022
AJAHN AMARO
Ajahn Amaro was born 1956 in England; he went to London University and graduated with a joint honours degree in psychology & physiology. He was ordained as a monk by Ven. Ajahn Chah in April 1979. He trained in England from 1979 to 1995 under Ven. Ajahn Sumedho and started going to the USA to teach in 1990; in June 1996 he opened Abhayagiri Monastery, in Redwood Valley, California. He was co-abbot there, with Ajahn Pasanno, until 2010 when, on Ajahn Sumedho’s retirement, he took up the role of abbot at Amaravati Monastery, in Hertfordshire. He has authored or co-authored about 20 books on Buddhist themes. In 2015 he was honoured by the King of Thailand with the title Chao Khun Videsabuddhiguna.

 

I've Got All the Facts 'Right' but… | Ajahn Amaro | 10.07.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Jul 16, 2023

 

Navigating a Polarised Society | Ajahn Amaro | 14.06.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Jul 31, 2023
This Dhamma talk was given by Ajahn Amaro on 14 June 2023 at King's Scholars Society (KSS) in Bangkok, Thailand.

 

Breathing Spirit Into Form | Ajahn Amaro | 06.08.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Aug 10, 2023

 

How To Work With Self-Sabotaging Tendencies | Ajahn Amaro | 03.09.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Sep 7, 2023
This Sunday talk was given by Ajahn Amaro on 3 September 2023 at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery, UK.

 

Ajahn Amaro – The liberating qualities of mindfulness

London Insight Meditation
Aug 29, 2022
In August 2021 London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Amaro for an online retreat entitled “Sustaining Right Effort and Finding the Balance”. Here he reflects on how the definition of mindfulness is often rather limited, and outlines the liberating qualities of mindfulness.

 

A Buddhist Guide to Living Simply | Ajahn Amaro

Study Buddhism
Mar 3, 2023
Ajahn Amaro explains the Buddhist concept of nekkhama — the quality of spiritual renunciation — which involves letting go of attachments, desires, and cravings that lead to suffering. He emphasizes that nekkhama is not about rejecting the world or withdrawing from it, but rather about developing a deep sense of inner freedom and contentment, which can enhance our relationships and our engagement with the world. Ajahn Amaro also explores the relevance of nekkhama in the modern world, where the emphasis on consumerism, materialism, and instant gratification can lead to a sense of disconnection and dissatisfaction.

 

The Place Where Nothing Can Go | Ajahn Amaro | 08.10.2023

Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Oct 17, 2023
This Sunday talk was given by Ajahn Amaro on 8 October 2023 at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery, UK.