Ajahn Sumedho

Confronting Corpses

In some Thai hospitals, Buddhists can observe autopsies to contemplate death. A Thai Forest monk explains the power of this practice.

By Ajahn Sumedho

Apr 25, 2019

A Contemplation

I contemplated my greed for peace. And I did not seek tranquillity anymore. ♦ From Teachings of a Buddhist Monk, © 1990/2001 Ajahn Sumedho. Reprinted by permission of Buddhist Publishing Group. www.buddhistpublishing.com.

By Ajahn Sumedho

Fall 2013

Magazine Meditation & Practice

The Gift of Gratitude

Ajahn Sumedho recounts the joyful unfolding of a deep appreciation for his teacher and parents.

By Ajahn Sumedho

Spring 2006

Les Valeurs Personelles by Rene Magritte for story on a spacious mind

Magazine Teachings

Noticing Space

The spacious mind has room for everything

By Ajahn Sumedho

Fall 1995

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The Art of Somatic Mindfulness

Lama Willa Blythe Baker helps us access the body’s wisdom through an exploration of the four layers of embodiment: the physical, energetic, mental, and integrative. These layers are increasingly subtle, and Lama Miller explains how we can develop our awareness as we attune to them. By learning to listen more closely to our bodies, we can open our hearts and liberate our minds, opening the door to a deeper engagement with the world.

Lama Willa Blythe Baker

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