Readings: “Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way,” pp. 12-19 and “Bright Kamma,” pp. 26-31 from Kamma and the End of Kamma, First Edition by Ajahn Sucitto. Read by Ajahn Suhajjo. [Kamma]
Note: These readings come from the first edition, which Ajahn Sucitto has substantially corrected and revised. Please use the second edition when possible.
Western Disciples of the Thai Forest Tradition [2016], Session 8
Appreciation for Ajahn Sucitto’s detailed descriptions of the maneuverings of the mind by Ajahn Karuṇadhammo. [Ajahn Sucitto ] [Teaching Dhamma]
Reference: Kamma and the End of Kamma by Ajahn Sucitto.
Western Disciples of the Thai Forest Tradition [2016], Session 8, Excerpt 1
Ajahn Sucitto suggests cutting out habitual reaction patterns by bringing up the perception of not-self. Comment by Ajahn Karuṇadhammo. [Ajahn Sucitto] [Right Effort] [Habits] [Not-self] [Conditionality] [Relinquishment]
Reference: Kamma and the End of Kamma by Ajahn Sucitto.
Western Disciples of the Thai Forest Tradition [2016], Session 8, Excerpt 3
The habitual perceptual patterns condition what we seek out to experience. Comment by Ajahn Karuṇadhammo. [Habits] [Perception] [Craving] // [Ignorance]
Reference: Kamma and the End of Kamma by Ajahn Sucitto.
We can see how our body and mnd are in constant flux, but we see others as fixed and solid. Comment by Ajahn Ñāṇiko. [Impermanence] [Views] [Community]
Story: A peaceful sīladhara no longer tells stories in her mind. Told by Ajahn Jotipālo. [Proliferation] [Equanimity]
Western Disciples of the Thai Forest Tradition [2016], Session 8, Excerpt 4