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Talk · Tisarana Buddhist Monastery · 2022The Dharma of Discontent
45 min
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On the restlessness that drives a life, and what happens when it is looked at directly.

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Ajahn Viradhammo was born in Germany in 1947 to Latvian refugee parents and grew up in Toronto. He was ordained under Ajahn Chah in 1974 and later assisted Ajahn Sumedho at Amaravati Monastery in England. In 2006 he founded Tisarana Buddhist Monastery near Perth, Ontario, where he is abbot. His books include "The Stillness of Being" and "The Contemplative's Craft".

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