Guided MeditationSasanarakkha Buddhist Sanctuary Retreat16 Jun 2013
Morning Guided meditation — Three Yogi's Jobs and Right View of Experience
Sayadaw U Tejaniya · 47 min
Original audio: English
0:00−47:55
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This guided meditation highlights three core duties: maintaining right view, sustaining awareness, and keeping perseverance. By recognizing the cause-and-effect process of mind and object without identification, defilements subside and wisdom grows naturally.
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Transcript
EnglishJust your mind. What the mind is doing.
EnglishNaturally, the mind knows the object.
EnglishWhen you are mindful, when you are awake, then you can see that this process is happening.
EnglishObject and mind, object and mind. They are happening the same time, every same time, all the time.
EnglishIf you are aware, we can
Englishsee this process. We can know this is happening.
EnglishDon't forget the yogic job.
EnglishThere is a yogic job, only three things: yogi, responsibility,
Englishwhatever happened, we must have a right view of this experience.
EnglishRight view means we need to think as nature.
EnglishSeeing process is nature. Seeing is happening.
EnglishHearing is happening. Seeing process, hearing process. This is a process. They are happening.
EnglishThey are waves. They are cause and they are effect. Cause and effect process is the nature.
EnglishWithout sound, we cannot hear.
EnglishBecause of the mind, we can know the sound.
EnglishIt is a conditioning.
EnglishSeeing is consciousness, hearing, hearing is consciousness. Happening because of conditioning.
EnglishThere must be object, light, attention,
Englishand also the eye must be good. Then this whole cause is happening. Because of this whole cause, the one eye consciousness can happen.
EnglishThis is a conditioning. Seeing process is happening. Hearing process is happening.
EnglishIf these four causes, one of
Englishone thing are not exist, they cannot happen, then eye consciousness or hearing consciousness, seeing consciousness or hearing consciousness are not happening. It is a
Englishcause and effect process. But we think we hear, we see.
EnglishSeeing is me. Hearing is me.
EnglishThis is a wrong view.
EnglishWe are believing this is me. Actually, they are
Englishconditioning.
EnglishSeeing process is happening. Hearing process are happening.
EnglishSo you should think as nature.
EnglishSo you must have a right view. Everything is experienced as
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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.…