Untying the Knot | Ajahn Jayanto

Making this Moment into Practice | Ajahn Jayanto

Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery
Published on Oct 31, 2017Ajahn Jayanto reflects on the importance of using this moment, right now, to see things as they are. What is our experience right now, in the body and in the mind? Investigating the five khandas: form, feeling, perception, mental fabrication and consciousness helps us to experience things without the personal story.

 

Monastery of the Heart | Ajahn Jayanto

Reflections After the Fire | Ajahn Jayanto

Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery
Oct 8, 2019

 

Observe and then Let Go (audio) - Ajahn Jayanto

Minutes Mindful
Apr 2, 2019
Reflections on "Perceptions of Life" by Ven. Ajahn Jayanto .24 November 2013

BUBS
Jun 13, 2020

 

Ajahn Jayanto

Ajahn Jayanto's Website
Born in Boston in 1967, Ajahn Jayanto grew up in Newton and attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison, during which time a period of world travel kindled a great interest in the spiritual life. A meditation class at the Cambridge Insight Meditation Center led him to live for a while at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, where he made plans to join the monastic community of Ajahn Sumedho as a postulant at Amaravati Monastery in England in 1989. Taking bhikkhu (monk) ordination at the related Cittaviveka Monastery in 1991, he trained there and at Aruna Ratanagiri Monastery until 1997, at which point he embarked on a period of practice in Thailand and other Asian Buddhist countries. He returned to the UK in 2006, where he lived at Amaravati until moving to Temple in 2014. Since 2009 Ajahn Jayanto has helped to lead the efforts to establish a branch monastery in New England, and he now serves as abbot of Temple Forest Monastery.
:- https://www.dharmaseed.org/teacher/247/

 

Untying the Knot | Ajahn Jayanto

Abhayagiri
May 24, 2022
Ajahn Jayanto reflects on untying the knot of self view and suffering through training in meditation and being peaceful with things as they are.
This talk was offered on May 21, 2022 at Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery.

 

ACRD Dhamma talk 207 Tan Ajahn Jayanto

Losel Dawa
Dec 19, 2018
In honour of Ajahn Chah, the Bandar Utama Buddhist Society is organising the Ajahn Chah Remembrance Day 2018, on Dec 15 and 16 at SJK (C) Puay Chai (2), Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
The event is supported by the Theravada Buddhist Council of Malaysia and the Young Buddhist Association of Malaysia. This day is to commemorate and remember with gratitude the dhamma (Buddhist teachings) of Ajahn Chah.
It is also an occasion for reflection and dhamma practice, and for devotees to pay respects and give offerings to some of the most highly respected forest monks. The day also serves as a reminder to devotees to live in harmony with and to protect Nature. This year, devotees will also be commemorating the 100th anniversary of Ajahn Chah’s birth. Many of his disciples from all over the world will be sharing his teachings over these two days. At the Ajahn Chah Remembrance Day, the keynote speaker will be Ven Luang Por Liem, the abbot of Wat Nong Pah Pong. Aside from other speakers, there will also be a recorded talk by Ven Luang Por Sumedho, who has been described by some as one of the foremost living Buddhist masters of our times. Some eminent monks will also be speaking and they include Ven Luang Por Passano, Ven LP Tiradhammo, Ven LP Viradhammo, Ven LP Jundee, Ven LP Piak, Ven Ajahn Jayasaro, Ven Ajahn Vajiro, Ven Ajahn Karuniko, Ven Ajahn Kalyano, Ven Ajahn Cattamalo, Ven Ajahn Chandako, Ven Ajahn Jayanto and Ven Ajahn Kevali,