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Selected videos of Ven. Sayalay Dῑpaṅkarā’s dhamma talks.
How to Meditate
– For Beginners
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
In this talk, the Ven. Sayalay Dipankara shares the basic instruction on how to practice meditation, to develop our concentration.
Mindfulness on breathing (Ānāpānasati) is explained in a simple and practical manner based on what the Buddha taught and her experience on teaching her students to make the practice simpler and more effective.
Samatha & Vipassana
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
Ven. Sayalay Dipankara explains the basics of #samatha practice (1st to 8th Jhana) and how to practice vipassana on Jhana mental factors as practiced by Ven. Sariputta and Ven. Mogallana.
How to Recall your Past Lives
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
Practicing Dependent Origination is the foundation for attaining insight knowledges. Without understanding the dependent origination of all phenomena, one cannot fully understand the true causation of suffering, the understanding of which ultimately leads to the end of it.
Understanding Meditation Object
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
In this talk, Venerable shares about the importance of choosing a right meditation object based on one’s character, which in turn is related to the geographical location where one lives, and the cuisine one likes. She also illustrates with interesting examples how certain characters are more suited to practise particular meditation objects.
The Way to Nibbana
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
Venerable explains Anathapindikovada sutta, a profound teaching by Venerable Sariputta near the death moment of lay disciple Anathapindika. By mindfully contemplating (do vipassana) on the six senses, objects and contacts, dependent origination co-arising, 5 aggregates, jhana objects, there is a pathway to Nibbana. He died and was reborn at Tusita Heaven, descended to human realm thank his benefactors,
Ashuba Meditation
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
Asubha meditation is one of the powerful, and important meditation object taught by the Buddha that many can practice. It clears our defilement and attachment, and is able to make one realizes the ultimate reality of our body.
The Power of 4 Element Meditation
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
The Meditation on the Four Elements is one of the 40 subjects of concentration taught by the Buddha. It is a very important part of the foundation for Vipassana practice.
In a meditation retreat in 2008, Sayalay Dipankara explained that when this meditation subject is practiced successfully, one will discern and penetrate into ultimate materiality clearly. This can lead to the realization of its 3 characteristics. Such profound knowledge is crucial for Right Understanding and the attainment of the Final Liberation.
The Path of Perfection
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
On Vesak Day 2022, Ven. Sayalay Dipankara shared in a most personal and palpable manner on our Buddha’s past practices since his encounter with Dipankāra Buddha as Ascetic Sumedha.
Out of Great Compassion for all beings, the Bodhisatta forwent the opportunity to realise the Arahant Path and Fruit and embarked on an arduous journey towards Buddhahood.
Powerful concentration through Loving- Kindness
Sayalay Dīpaṅkarā
Discover
– the benefit of practicing Loving-Kindness.
– the prerequisite of the mind qualities and its preparation for the practice
– how to progressively grow your Loving power
– how to develop your Metta power to attain the deep states of Jhanic concentration.
– how to practice 528 types of Metta objects systematically as taught by the Buddha
– how you can influence and make a strong impact on the receiver with your Metta power
– tips and solutions to develop a more balanced and powerful LOVE
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