Thanks for this. Ajan Chah always struck me, as non-Buddhist, as a monk with a gift to talk about Dhamma in a way that all classes of people could benefit. He once spoke about the two-truths doctrine, and the conventional language we use to cloth imaginary identities such as national or racial identities. No nation-state curriculum will teach that, I thought, but that's what is needed now, before, and in the future.
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I usually don’t like robot voices, but this guy speaks clearly, no need for closed captions. I love tich nhat Han but because of his accent, I need closed captions.
Very easy to understand the main information and easy to relate to. Can't understand alot of the words but I still get the main idea. Thank for posting
