Ajahn Sujato: “So they said to the Buddha …” Class 1 of 4

Recorded on 2024-05-06
The Buddha’s teachings come alive in conversation. His teachings were created in the moment, in his encounters with the diverse people and ideas of his time. Summaries of his teachings focus on what he said, but for this course we will focus on how he said it. Engaging in a meaningful conversation is not just being able to state correct facts, but to listen with empathy for people’s needs and values. This four week course selects memorable moments from the early Buddhist texts and reflects on them as encounters in a personal and social context.
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[@swengappuli]

Thank you Bhante. Wonderful sutta. Looking forward to next one. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Che_Guna]

☸️🙏🛐

[@SCGiacAnh]

Thank you very much for your effort to create this Chanel. Thank you very much Ajahn Sujato.

[@TheSatiCenter]

Our pleasure!

[@rickcooper977]

Thank you Bhante & Sati Center

[@bahadursunny1674]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu....love your talks 🙏

[@smlanka4u]

Abhidhamma Pitaka contains the core and fundamental teachings of the Buddha, and it shows ultimate truths.

[@haovan5273]

Based on what did you say this?

[@smlanka4u]

@@haovan5273, The teachings in Suttas are like instructions to make a house. Abhidhamma is like a complete house.