Ajahn Nissarano - "The Slave Driver": The 2nd Noble Truth | 20 NOV 2022
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ABOUT SPEAKER:
Venerable Nissarano is an Australian monk who ordained under Ajahn Brahm 22 years ago. He currently resides at the Newbury Buddhist Monastery as the Senior Monastic.
BSV BUDDHIST CENTRE
While registered as a Buddhist not-for-profit association, Buddhist Society of Victoria (BSV) welcome members of all backgrounds and religions.
Located in Melbourne, our East Malvern centre hosts programs that guide members on meditation; as well as practical Buddhist teachings for kids, teenagers, and adults.
Our spiritual advisor is Ajahn Brahm, the Abbot of Bodhinyana Monastery located in Western Australia.
For more information: www.bsv.net.au/
FOREST MONASTERY
Newbury Buddhist Monastery is just 70 minutes from the heart of Melbourne city. The magnificent landscape and tranquil surroundings offer an inspiring backdrop for seclusion and meditation.
With its establishment, both male and female spiritual aspirants can seek out full ordination. This supports the cultivation of Buddhist teachers who in return, share Dhamma teachings across the world.
Support the building projects here: www.bsv.net.au/donation/
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Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu! 🙏🙏🙏
Ajahn Nissarano is my example of how I aspire to right speech. Always so gentle and kind. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Sadu, sadu, sadu🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much Ajahn.
Sadhu, thank you so much Ajahn, this was very helpful and also clarifying so much. I'll listen to it many times.
Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu. Deepest gratitude.
I have a question for anybody who knows a definitive answer. If there are Buddhists who speak in different languages in different parts of the world, why do many words and phrases are in Sanskrit or Pali languages? I am assuming that since the teachings of Buddhists are taught in different language and seems that the meaning transcends the specific language used, and seems like the phrases used are not like magic spells. So, why do phrases and words not translated in this case into English like the entire presentation? Seems like this may be a barrier for new potential followers.
I am not an expert, so I won’t attempt to answer your question, but you may enjoy listening to dhamma talks by Ajahn Santutthi, as he doesn’t use Pali words that I recall. He is also a monk taught by Ajahn Brahm. If he doesn’t have any talks on this channel, check the BSWA channel where I know for sure there are videos of talks by him. Best to you.