We aim to:
1. Promote the teachings and practices of Early Buddhism, leading to full Awakening.
2. Establish the first "Forest Monastery" in England where women can train towards full (bhikkhuni) ordination!
Podcast episodes will feature Dhamma talks, guided meditations and sutta classes by the Venerable Canda and other monastics (Ajahn Brahm, Ajahn Brahmali, Ayya Anandabodhi).
Anukampa means the wise compassion that alleviates suffering and it's cause: the quality that motivated the Buddha to teach.
Anukampa is committed to inclusivity by welcoming everyone, including LGBTQIA+ people and those of every ethnicity, race and background, both to our events and as guests
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We aim to:
1. Promote the teachings and practices of Early Buddhism, leading to full Awakening.
2. Establish the first "Forest Monastery" in England where women can train towards full (bhikkhuni) ordination!
Podcast episodes will feature Dhamma talks, guided meditations and sutta classes by the Venerable Canda and other monastics (Ajahn Brahm, Ajahn Brahmali, Ayya Anandabodhi).
Anukampa means the wise compassion that alleviates suffering and it's cause: the quality that motivated the Buddha to teach.
Anukampa is committed to inclusivity by welcoming everyone, including LGBTQIA+ people and those of every ethnicity, race and background, both to our events and as guests
Dhamma Talk - Where Ethics Meets Politics - with Ajahn Sujato
Anukampa Podcast
1 hour 23 minutes 22 seconds
4 months ago
Dhamma Talk - Where Ethics Meets Politics - with Ajahn Sujato
After a meditation on bringing up gratitude for the gifts of our lives, Bhante Sujato gives a skillful talk that takes a positive and compassionate angle on politics.
In spite of the tumultuous state of politics and ethical crises worldwide, he encourages us to believe that our practice can support us to take moral action in a form that is suitable for each of us.
Using the Buddha’s approach to political advice as an example, he further urges us to have faith that governments can still be used to make the world a better place.
[0:00] The eels of the Darug nation
[5:46] Gratitude meditation
[31:25] Dhamma talk
[1:10:30] Q&A
Anukampa Podcast
We aim to:
1. Promote the teachings and practices of Early Buddhism, leading to full Awakening.
2. Establish the first "Forest Monastery" in England where women can train towards full (bhikkhuni) ordination!
Podcast episodes will feature Dhamma talks, guided meditations and sutta classes by the Venerable Canda and other monastics (Ajahn Brahm, Ajahn Brahmali, Ayya Anandabodhi).
Anukampa means the wise compassion that alleviates suffering and it's cause: the quality that motivated the Buddha to teach.
Anukampa is committed to inclusivity by welcoming everyone, including LGBTQIA+ people and those of every ethnicity, race and background, both to our events and as guests
