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{EBOOK} Don't Take Your Life Personally [R.A.R]
{EBOOK} Don't Take Your Life Personally [R.A.R]
{EBOOK} Don't Take
Your Life Personally
[R.A.R]
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Ajahn Sumedho urges us to trust in awareness and find out for ourselves what it is to experience
genuine liberation from mental anguish and suffering, just as the Buddha himself did two and a
half thousand years ago.Ajahn Sumedho, an American Buddhist monk, practised for ten years in
Thailand with the well known monk, Ajahn Chah. He has since spent over thirty years in England
and is the founder of the Cittaviveka Forest Monastery in West Sussex and the Amaravati
Buddhist Monastery in Hertfordshire.‘Mindfulness or awareness is knowing. It is a direct knowing,
immanent here and now. It is being fully present, attentive to this present moment as is. But
defining mindfulness tends to make it into something — and then it is no longer mindfulness.
Mindfulness is not a thing; it is a recognition, an intuitive awareness; it is awareness without
grasping.’