Dhamma talkPauenhof Center Retreat27 Apr 2016
Morning instruction day 5 — Recognizing Mind and Continuity of Awareness
Sayadaw U Tejaniya · 40 min
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Meditation instructions emphasize checking one's attitude and recognizing any wanting. Everything experienced is nature operating through causes and conditions, with the mind knowing through sense doors. As awareness becomes continuous and gains momentum, it works effortlessly and reveals the nature of anatta.
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- 61 hr 30 minGroup interview B1 — Practicing Continuously and Using Intelligence25 Apr 2016
- 743 minMorning instruction day 4 — The Value of Awareness and Nature of Mind and Body26 Apr 2016
- 81 hr 30 minGroup interview C1 — Mind Activities and Right Attitude Toward Emotions26 Apr 2016
- Viewing940 minMorning instruction day 5 — Recognizing Mind and Continuity of Awareness27 Apr 2016
- 102 hr 10 minGroup interview A2 — Meditation as a Learning Process and Working with Defilements27 Apr 2016
- 1134 minMorning instruction day 6 — Eight Conditions for Dhamma and Awareness in Speech28 Apr 2016
- 121 hr 18 minGroup interview B2 — Gross and Subtle Objects, and Attitude Towards Sensations28 Apr 2016
- 1332 minMorning instruction day 7 — Noticing Intentions and Observing Present Experiences29 Apr 2016
- 141 hr 10 minGroup interview C2 — Experiential Understanding and Practicing Continuously29 Apr 2016
Transcript
English
Englishch/.
EnglishCheck your attitude.
EnglishIs there something you want? Something you want to get back?
EnglishHello, Jnanimalitya.
EnglishAnd if you recognize that there is
Englishsome wanting,
Englishjust be aware of that.
EnglishThere is wanting.
EnglishChenni Dali, I love the Bhava Dhyanisa. She's our mummy.
EnglishEverything you experience is nature.
EnglishDon't forget that. Remind yourself.
EnglishEverything that is experienced is nature.
EnglishI don't do chanting to kids.
EnglishEverything is happening for its own reasons. It has its own causes
Englishand conditions.
EnglishLuja Luja Namah Vivekam Namah Yat.
EnglishNothing is achieved because we want it. Things are achieved when we know how, when we know the means
Englishto achieving.
EnglishWhen we know what to do.
EnglishSaying the DJ is Tejana.
EnglishAre you sure
Englishthat there is mindfulness?
EnglishThat there is awareness?
EnglishSixfold yoga move, yoga patensha, day hold, vinyasa, niralambsu, bhokadalambsu.
EnglishThe mind is not like the body.
EnglishIt's not gross.
EnglishNot easily recognized as being the mind, because it has no place, no shape, no size.
EnglishBhavimayi too long, too alone, too long. You changed it, you know. But you can recognize that the mind is at work. That something is happening in the mind.
EnglishVinyasa, you know. Knowing, awareness, or mindfulness, all this is also mind. Too you didn't say that. Thinking is mind.
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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.…