An immense thank you to everyone who made my viewing of this possible and thank you to Ajahn Sumedho. He is a beautiful, down to earth human being who is truly an example of our own ability to follow the path and someone practicing westerners can identify with.
When I went for refuge in 1999 at Hartridge monastory, Ajahn Sumedho was the monk giving the Dhamma talk at the ceremony. He is wise and has such insight into the"real world". I'm so happy to see him well. Thank-you. May all sentient beings be well and happy.
I am very happy to listen Ajarn Sumedho giving dhamma on mother’s day in Singapore just today on Sat 8 Feb at 15:36 pm. , I live in Bangkok.Thank so much.
Hi Ajahn Sumedho! Thank you for this Dhamma talk. I needed it today.Thanks for your support and training. Happy New year. Take care Ajahn.__/I\____/I\__/I\__ many blessings.
Excellent explanation, many thought Buddhism is pessimistic, actually it’s realistic. Awakening to suffering, patiently accepting it. Thank you so much for this wonderful sermon. May you be well n happy too 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
I hear so much of what he speaks about; people who assert monastics don't live in the "real world". Of course, their version of the so-called real world is a complete fabrication based on their conditioning and culture and based on the idea of being better, faster, stronger, well liked and comfortable in every way imaginable. However, we can all know the real world intuitively; the hear and now, and our awareness of it. That is, to me, the real world. I always catch myself causing myself so much suffering by not being skillful enough to accept the moment and wanting it to be "better". Slowly though, as my awareness grows, my understanding of my own conditioning and preferences are becoming more obvious.