Ajahn Sucitto : « Nibbāna (Nirvana) » 

This man is enlightened. Thank you for your generosity in giving this talk.

Wow! One of Ajahn's best talks!

Ajahn Sucitto you are truly a beautiful person inside and out. I'm enjoying listening to this talk again. Thank you!!! Wishing you health, happiness and Many Many Blessings.

thank you so much its one of the best dhamma talk i ever listened ,

What an amazing talk! If only all of us could simplify our lives by wanting less and less, it would be our contribution to the future generation on the earth.

Best ever Dhamma talk. Thank you.

Thank you, Ajahn! 🙏🙏🙏

What a radiant personality the Ajahn is.

For years I thought nibanna is something esoteric, out of reach You have expressed the Dhamma most skillfully and expediently Profound gratitude! 🙏

Fantastic talk!Thank you so much.You have an amaizing personality. I wish you would do more videos.Your expressions, like your talks are priceless.

This is the best lesson I've ever heard on Nibbana! (and I've listened to over 250+ hours of Dhamma talks). However, he brought up a few things that really bug me about most Buddhist teachings, that stuff is related to the body. There is recent research showing that our thoughts and emotions have major effects on our body. They can make us healthy or sick. As for the stuff about the body doing stuff without us telling it how to do it, that is technically true and is the default way of living for most animals (including us). However, it doesn't have to be. We humans can learn how to control every single muscle and tendon in our bodies. We can learn how to make each muscle required in walking to function BY our will. ---I've seen videos of people with exceptional muscle control where they ripple their muscles up and down their back individually. Taking all this further, I bet we could actually learn to change our hair color as well as body structure with thoughts. I've actually heard other teachers talk about it. Some of the teachers are Buddhist and some are Hindu. Hindus tend say that that stuff is a befit along the path but can end up being a distraction and a hindrance. Buddhist teachers typically say that it's just a distraction and a hindrance. However, some though embrace it the same way Hindus do. The reality is that we can learn to have super normal powers. (to what extent I don't really know). The thing that matters is the Unsatisfactory aspect of Dukkha. It is something that is have NOT found many teachers talk about. Ajahn Succito kinda talks about it with the story of the king. The understanding I feel I've gained from the teachings I've listened to on unsatisfactoriness is this: Nothing physical will ever truly be satisfying. We will always end up wanting more or being afraid of what we have being taken away somehow. That also, it is pretty pointless to ever try to make the world be a better place because being in the world will always evolve suffering. That you can never make the world be a better place for everyone. I feel like that last part is a hard pill to swallow. I myself have some super normal control over various bodily functions. Gaining that control has made my life better. Part of me feels called to teach it to people as well as gain more control and teach others that and so and on so forth. The whole most teachers saying that body control doesn't exist is a real turn off for me. Either they are ignoring modern psychological medical research or don't know about it. I feel like it might depend on the teacher. But then I admit that I have a part of me that is saying why bother, just sit, let go and be joyous... And maybe start teaching others that down the road. To me it seems that Buddhism is the ultimate nihilist religion in the world that says that Nonbeing is the best thing humanity can ever do...I could be wrong about that though and want to be. Idk.. Maybe non being is the best thing.

Thank you for sharing 🙏😊

Thank you Ajahn :)

thankyou for this upload !! Anumodana

Thank you Ajahn Sucitto.

Thanks Ajahn🙏

Wow Thats so inspiring Sadhu

Beautiful

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu

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Something went wrong. Not a sound from beginning till end. Please rectify, I very much want to hear what is explained. Thank you for your effort so distance doesn't matter

3 Sadhus! People going to meditation without cultivation of dana, sila, nekhammma struggle more with hindrances

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sadhu :)

Things that work at one level sometimes dont work on other levels. Geopolitics and structuring large societies is complicated. The economy would surely benefit from more loving and wise participants, but short of perfection it is still important to align incentives. There are sometimes limits to the ability of even great sages to comment on such systems. They should stick to their wisdom about individual and small communities, or at least recognize there are indeed things they dont know. This guy did better than some, but it can be a problem. And by the way, EVEN according the the ipcc, it is in no way accurate to summarize the situation as “we are destroying the planet”. Even the worst case probability scenarios, under the worst case emissions scenarios, there is no possibility of extinction or planetary destruction projected. Period. You can stop scaring people with that inaccurate phrase. Im not denying that there’s ANY problem, but you should really check out the projections. And I certainly agree about humane animal treatment.

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He's a hyprocrite of the highest order.