Source and Stream | Ajahn Sim

10/29/23 • 25 min

This episode is a talk given by the Thai forest meditation master Ajahn Sim Buddhacaro and is titled “Source and Stream”. I’ve taken this talk from an online collection of talks by Ajahn Sim titled “Simply So”.

This talk outlines the purpose of meditation and how it can lead us beyond the suffering of the human experience if we stick with a simple method with diligence.

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This talk outlines the purpose of meditation and how it can lead us beyond the suffering of the human experience if we stick with a simple method with diligence.

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You can view this episode and the original text Forest Path Podcast website.

If you have enjoyed this podcast and you'd like to support the free distribution of these teachings you can support the Everyday Dhamma Network via the Ko-fi creators platform.

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You can view this episode and the original text Forest Path Podcast website.

If you have enjoyed this podcast and you'd like to support the free distribution of these teachings you can support the Everyday Dhamma Network via the Ko-fi creators platform.