A Slave of Craving | Ajahn Siripañño

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    A Slave of Craving | Ajahn Siripañño

    Conditionality | Ajahn Siripanno


     
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    Modern Age Siddharta Gautama - Giving up Billions and Lead a Life of Monkhood
    Updated on September 28, 2017

    AJAHN (meaning teacher in Thai) Siripanno is a humble Theravada Buddhist monk from Thailand. He was educated in the UK and can speak 8 different languages. He is the one and only son of the second richest man in Malaysia, T. Ananda Krishnan, a low profile successful businessman that has business interest in media, oil and gas, telecommunications, gaming, entertainment and property. Ananda Krishnan is estimated to have a net worth of US$9.6 billions according to Forbes's 2012 world wealthiest people. He ranks the second richest man in Malaysia while at the number of 89 in the world.
    Ajahn Siripanno's mother is a Thai and he has two other sisters. It was during a retreat in Thailand where he wanted to pay homage to his mother's family and took up temporary ordination as a Thai forest monk. He was eighteen then (1989) and growing up in UK has made him quite open to different culture and to him the temporary ordination could be something 'fun'. That was the first time he encountered Buddhism, something that was very new to him.

    *It is a culture for the Thais where the male will join the Sangha (not compulsory) for a short period of time before returning to ordinary life.

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    With his father, Ananda
    His aim during that time was simple and according to a talk that he gave at Maha Vihara, a Theravada Buddhist Temple in Malaysia, some years ago, his initial plan was to stay in the forest for just two weeks. He had never thought of becoming a forest monk would be his life career. What had really moved his heart was none other than visiting and learning how Ajahn Chah had done to the Sangha community during that time.

    Ajahn Chah was a well-known Theravada monk and he had many followers/disciples from the West. Some of his most famous diciples include Ajahn Sumedho, Ajahn Amaro, Ajahn Khemadhammo, Ajahn Brahm and Jack Kornfield (a notable author and meditation instructor).
    However, his hope of learning directly from Ajahn Chah shattered because this great master was already very ill. He could hardly talk and needed aids moving around on his wheelchair. Ajahn Siripanno only had the chance to meet him once but the impact that had on him was huge. It was a life changing moment!
    What he experienced during the stay at the forest temple had totally changed his perception towards Buddhism and monkhood. The initial two weeks plan had now become a permanent one. He had never look back and after more than two decades, he is now an abbot of Dhao Dham Monastery, located in National Forest Reserve near Thai-Myanmar border.
    Ajahn Siripanno is still in contact with his father and, which his father will visit him from time to time. It is the top priority for all Buddhist followers to practice filial piety and monks are not exceptional too. There was a time when Ajahn Siripanno travelled in his father's private jet to Italy as he was requested by his father to spend some time with him for his 70th anniversary. This humble monk with only a robe and a small tote bag drew quite a lot of attention during the stay in one of the finest hotel in Italy. The story that you might have read over the net about a monk that travelled in a private jet was none other than Ajahn Siripanno.

    Nothing VS Everything
    Can you imagine how a young man could give up everything (billions) and lead a simple life as a forest monk? Note that a Theravada tradition monk only eats once a day and after 12 noon, they are prohibited to consume any solid food.
    It is quite normal for a young man from rich family to enjoy his luxurious life; driving a sports car, wearing fancy clothing and of course with a hot lady sitting at the side. However, an exceptional one will truly choose an extraordinary path of life and Ajahn Siripanno is one of the least examples of the Modern Age Siddharta Gautama.
    Below is the talk that given by Ajahn Siripanno at Maha Vihara, Brickfields, Malaysia, 2010. There he shared about the teachings of Ajahn Chah and what he encountered during his first visit at the forest Shangha community. The title of the talk is 'Timeless Teachings of Ajahn Chah'.


    Ajahn Siripanno
    :- https://hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/Modern-Age-Siddharta-Gautama
     
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    The Deluded Experience of Sense Pleasure | Ajahn Siripanyo

    Intention is Kamma | Ajahn Siripañño

    Right Effort and Self Esteem | Ajahn Siripañño


    Things are Just Processes | Ajahn Siripañño

    Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery
    Streamed live on Sep 13, 2017
    Inspired by his reading of Ajahn Chah's biography, Ajahn Siripanyo discusses several key teachings from the Master. These include: Keeping expectations about meditation reasonable; mindfulness must be constant; sila is not negotiable; never run away from your dukkha, understand it; and things are just processes - they are nothing to be clinging to. This talk was offered on September 13, 2017 at Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery.


     
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    Our Night and Day Challenge | Ajahn Siripañño

    Turning Our Mind Away from the Sense Realm with Q&A | Ajahn Siripañño

    Aligning Ourselves with Nature with Q&A | Ajahn Siripañño

    Integrating Work and Practice with Q&A | Ajahn Siripañño

    Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery
    Published on Oct 22, 2017
     
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    The Roots of Right View | Ajahn Siripanyo

    Asubha, Recollecting the Non-Beautiful | Ajahn Siripañño

    Salt, Water, Kamma | Ajahn Siripañño

    See the World as a Royal Chariot | Ajahn Siripañño

    Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery
    Streamed live on Aug 5, 2017
     
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    Spirit of Thudong / Aj Siripunnyo

    Losel Boon Hong Chuah
    Published on Feb 17, 2014
    Ajahn Siripanno: Where to find true Dhamma

    Luang Por Liem: Be generous, let go and cultivate non-stinginess

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    Apr 30, 2012
     
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    ACRD_105 Aj Siripunnyo - Walking Meditation Practice

    Losel Boon Hong Chuah
    Published on Dec 3, 2013
    "Walking Meditation Practice" by Ven Ajahn Siripanyo Venerable Ajahn Siripanyo is a Thai-Malaysian monk born in London and educated in UK. He was ordained in Thailand and lived there for 14 years as a Thai forest monk. Ajahn Siripanyo is now the Abbot of Hermitage Dtao Dam on the Thai-Burmese border.
     
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    Ven. Ajahn Siripanyo - Reflections on "Loving The Humour of Human Life"

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    Jun 21, 2020
    Dhamma Talk by Ven. Ajahn Siripanyo Reflections on "Loving The Humour of Human Life" Recorded on 31 March 2016
     
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    Ajahn Chah Remembrance Day Pt 3 | "Timeless teachings through his life" by Ajahn Siripunyyo

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    Dhamma Sharing by Ajahn Siripanyo

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