Luang Por Liem: The Ways of the Peaceful - Wat Pah Nanachat

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The Ways of the Peaceful Teachings about “Samana-Dhamma”, the virtues of a Buddhist monk by Luang Por Liem Thitadhammo For free distribution only 2nd Edition 2012 Copyright by Wat Pah Nanachat, Ubon, 34310 Thailand (Photos on page 46, 92, and 106 by Andreas Teichmann, Germany)
Page 1: The Ways of the Peaceful Teachings
Page 5: Contents Foreword page 1 Following
Page 8 and 9: as the Buddha always used the words
Page 10 and 11: To let other people see the example
Page 12 and 13: Following in the Footsteps of the E
Page 14 and 15: world. In fact, the world has a tre
Page 16 and 17: So let us learn this noble science,
Page 18 and 19: As a monk living the life of one wh
Page 20 and 21: Practising One’s Duties Parts of
Page 22 and 23: great importance. One can say, they
Page 24 and 25: So all of you that are to fulfil th
Page 26 and 27: Being a true human being means bein
Page 28 and 29: and he has done so without anyone t
Page 30 and 31: arises, exists and ceases. This wea
Page 32 and 33: possesses a mind that goes beyond t
Page 34 and 35: of heart. Sila in fact means purity
Page 36 and 37: already passed their "shining night
Page 38 and 39: ecome an example and a guide for ot
Page 40 and 41: Living at the root of a tree we won
Page 42 and 43: What the Buddha called “the annou
Page 44 and 45: The fourth point is: The Buddha did
Page 46 and 47: 40 To ordain is not a matter of ext
Page 48 and 49: Question: Luang Por, this layperson
Page 50 and 51: alleviate suffering. It is enough t
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When relating to the things that ar
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understand what this brightness and
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should be practiced in the way of a
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52 Anyone who behaves gently and hu
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and humbleness. The same was true f
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anagarika, someone who practices in
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importance by identifying with them
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60 To live in competition, one supp
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eing. At the meal, don’t eat too
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without foundation - and he quotes
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The Buddha wanted us to reflect on
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substances is already something tha
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who keeps sila behaves. It is a way
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If one works without being worried
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When we work, we can pay attention
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willingness to help and an attitude
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We don’t just let our lives pass
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Reflections after the Patimokkha Re
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or loss of motivation take over. Th
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that they are happiness or sufferin
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there is no desire and no suffering
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passing on and beginning again. Ign
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experience some new possibilities f
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Be somebody who conducts himself wi
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The Ornaments of One Gone Forth A t
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desires are centred around the Worl
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truth of nature. Whoever accepts th
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are aspects of our being samanas, b
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Applying effort means living in a w
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that the Buddha forbade us to do -
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If one is able to change and leave
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Different from Ordinary People A te
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person that is accomplished and pur
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the mind states of a normal, unenli
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suffering, one changes from being a
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He really laid good foundations. Fo
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When we are fully present, our mind
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Sometimes the situations that arise
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In the beginning of the practice, w
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The more we take ourselves as impor
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They are tricky. Sometimes they tak
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and practice, even if we get lost i
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Seeing things in this way, we live
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This is the way we contemplate thin
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So, if we experience both sukha and
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just the way they are. All living b
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It doesn’t matter whether we have
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This is not something that we have
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142
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Glossary ∗ agati-dhamma (Pali): b
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magga-phala-nibbana (Pali): The pat
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