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Mindfulness Dhamma to End Suffering

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Dhamma as taught by the Buddha is simple and easy to practice. It is about ourselves and how we can be free from personal suffering. As suffering beings we are deluded about the truths of our body and mind. However, if we practice the Dhamma, we turn our attention to our body and our mind and unveil their true characteristics. Our suffering lessens as we gradually come to understand the Dhamma more and more.

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May 24, 2026

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Episodes

Live Interpretation - Happy Mind is Easily Concentrated - 26 Feb 17 (en170226A) 13.04.2017
Live Interpretation - Wisdom Comes from The Right State of Mind - 25 Feb 17 (en170225B) 12.04.2017
Live Interpretation - Walk the Path of Wisdom - 25 Feb 17 (en170225A) 11.04.2017
Live Interpretation - The Absence of Morality Lets Defilement Rule - 19 Feb 17 (en170219) 10.04.2017
Live Interpretation - We Practice until There is No Self - 18 Feb 17 (en170218B) 09.04.2017
Live Interpretation - Mind-Body Segregation: The First Step of Wisdom Practice - 18 Feb 17 (en170218A) 08.04.2017
Live Interpretation - Happiness is the Key to Meditation Practice - 11 Feb 17 (en170211A) 07.04.2017
Power 5 - Ajahn Prasan 25 Feb 17 (enpsn170225) 06.04.2017

Ajahn Prasan talked about Power 5, with Q&A session during an international course, 25 February 2017

Q&A - Ajahn Prasan 23 Feb 17 (enpsn170223D) 06.04.2017

Q&A session, an international course, 25 February 2017

Seclusion is Necessary - Ajahn Prasan 23 Feb 17 (enpsn170223C) 05.04.2017

Ajahn Prasan emphasised why seclusion is necessary, with Q&A session during an international course, 23 February 2017

Patience is the Key Factor - Ajahn Prasan 23 Feb 17 (enpsn170223B) 04.04.2017

Ajahn Prasan elaborated how patience is the key factor to Dhamma practice , with Q&A session during an international course, 23 February 2017

What Our Body and Mind Teach Us - Ajahn Prasan 23 Feb 17 (enpsn170223A) 03.04.2017

"We use our body and mind as an object of study. The day that we truly understand ourself, we will thoroughly understand the entire world. The day that we can see that this body and this mind are not our self, there is nothing else in the world that belongs to us. By the time that we see that the body and mind within these five aggregates are nothing but impermanent, suffering and no-self, we will...

Khun Mae Oranuch 17 Feb 17 (enorn170217) 02.04.2017

Khun Mae Oranuch talked about the right way of Vipassana practice with Q&A session during the course, 17th February 2017

Live Interpretation - Q&A with Luangpor Pramote - 15 Jan 17 13.02.2017
Live Interpretation - A wise man sees that nothing lasts - 14 Jan 17 13.02.2017
Live Interpretation - Vipaassana is not to Think - 18 Jan 17 13.02.2017
Live Interpretation - Four Foundations of Mindfulness - 7 Jan 17 13.02.2017
This is the Path, This is the Heart - Ajahn Prasan 10 Sep 16 27.12.2016
Mistakes in Dhamma Practice are Falling into the Two Extremes - Ajahn Prasan 8 Sep 16 27.12.2016
Live Interpretation - Practice Every Day as if it were Your Last Day - 20 May 16 (en160520A) 01.09.2016
Live Interpretation - Realizing the Mistakes of the Two Extremes - 13 May 16 (en160513B) 25.08.2016
Live Interpretation - Understanding the Law of Cause & Effect - 13 May 16 (en160513A) 18.08.2016
Live Interpretation - Pursuing True Happiness - 20 Apr 16 (en160420) 10.08.2016
Live Interpretation - Walk with Mindfulness (as a Respect to Buddha) - en160520C 13.07.2016
Live Interpretation - We are Slaves of Our Own Greed (en160423B) 22.05.2016

Live interpretation of Luangpor Pramote's teaching at Wat Suansantidham on 23 April 2016

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