Dhamma talkInsight Meditation Society Retreat3 May 2012
Dhamma everywhere — Object, Awareness, and Right View
Sayadaw U Tejaniya · 39 min
Original audio: Burmese · English interpretation
0:00−39:41
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The Dhamma talk emphasizes maintaining continuous awareness with right view and distinguishing between the object and the knowing mind. The teacher reminds yogis to check on awareness and stay awake, avoiding letting the mind fall into dull and sleepy habits.
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Insight Meditation Society Retreat · 28 talks
- 71 hr 47 minQ&A group E 1 — Seeing Everything as an Object and the Role of Wisdom30 Apr 2012
- 81 hr 47 minQ&A group F 1 — Removing Greed from Effort and Awareness1 May 2012
- 91 hr 48 minGroup A 2 — Functions of Mind and Dealing with Defilements2 May 2012
- 101 hr 55 minGroup D 2 — Investigating Strong Objects, Torpor, and Thinking Mind3 May 2012
- Viewing1140 minDhamma everywhere — Object, Awareness, and Right View3 May 2012
- 121 hr 59 minGroup E 2 — Working with Defilements and Nature of Objects4 May 2012
- 131 hr 41 minGroup F 2 — Bringing in Right View and Understanding Dukkha4 May 2012
- 142 hrGroup A 3 — Cause and Effect, Intention, and Metta5 May 2012
- 151 hr 56 minGroup B 3 — Practicing Mindful Speaking and Letting Wisdom Lead5 May 2012
- 161 hr 56 minGroup C 3 — Awareness of Mind, Sleepiness, and Rushing at Work6 May 2012
Transcript
EnglishOkay. Just be with your own objects
Englishand awareness.
English. Whether you listen or not, you'll hear him anyway.
EnglishPitching everything to the wall, .
EnglishJust let things be as they are.
EnglishRemember that.
EnglishPia ? Whatever is arising is not your responsibility.
EnglishU . Pia . Our— . Our firm yet . Our work is to be able to see
Englishwith right view, to be aware, and to continue to be aware
Englishwith right view.
English? Is it clear that the mind is aware?
EnglishPity now, coming as sip.
EnglishCheck the awareness. Check on the awareness.
EnglishEvery now and again. Again and again.
EnglishEvery moment of awareness
Englishremoves a moment of delusion.
English? What we are trying to do is just
Englishto be aware
Englishand recognize what is happening. It's not important for what is happening to change,
Englishfor something to happen, or to stop happening.
EnglishAppreciate awareness.
EnglishIs the mind interested? Is the mind awake?
EnglishOk. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. . Whatever is being known, the object, the nature of object, understand that
Englishthere is the object, that which is being known, and there is the awareness, that which is knowing.
EnglishThe nature of these two are different, and we must know
Englishthe different natures.
EnglishWisdom must work in the background of the awareness, to support the awareness.
EnglishSo what wisdom does is check. Wisdom checks. Always
Englishchecking.
EnglishI think there's a lot of talk for
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Sayadaw U Tejaniya began his Buddhist training as a young teenager in Burma under the late Shwe Oo Min Sayadaw (1913–2002). After a career in business and life as a householder, he has become a permanent monk since 1996.…