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2025-07-18 Clearing kamma with insightful metta 47:25
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-17 The roots of good practice is 'good people' 42:52
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-16 Discernment with regard to hindrances 44:56
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-15 Anapanasati, changing habits, clearing kamma 43:59
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-14 Recollections to embody joy 45:28
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-13 Sensitizing and differentiating feeling 46:48
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-12 Embodying spiritual faculties 46:12
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-07-10 Turn from the senses, manage the khanda 54:55
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Cittaviveka 2025 Vassa

2025-04-19 Holistic Awareness and Right Livelihood 42:02
Ajahn Sucitto
Mental consciousness experiences in terms of points and lines, holistic awareness is the mode the body uses for its maintenance, health and balance. This is what we cultivate in meditation, so that the heart attunes to it and is also well-maintained, healthy and liberated from stress. Right livelihood is a matter of sustaining this kind of awareness in terms of duties, collaboration and the welfare of others. These clear mental hindrances and restrictions and bring joy into our daily lives.
Cittaviveka

2025-04-05 Dhamma transmission is based on a mutual openness 38:05
Ajahn Sucitto
A review of the Channa Sutta (S.22:90) in which Bhikkhu Channa receives Dhamma through being open and welcomed - despite his bad reputation. The teaching he receives from Ven. Ananda points to the openness beyond affirmation or denial of conditioned existence. This instructs us to handle our intentions, interpretations and perspectives carefully without fixation.
Cittaviveka

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