Dhamma Talks for download:
Going Without
(6.6Mb
mp3) - uploaded 09.05.2008
Practicing Under Pressure
(7.4Mb
mp3) - uploaded 09.05.2008
Sitting in the Buddha's Waiting Room
(10.8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 09.05.2008
Manners Maketh the Man
(9.13Mb
mp3) - uploaded 07.04.2008
Self and Not-self
(13.9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 07.04.2008
Where Home Is
(10.1Mb
mp3) - uploaded 07.04..2008
Tis But
(10.3Mb
mp3) - uploaded 04.03..2008
Going for Refuge Moment to Moment
(11.4Mb
mp3) - uploaded 04.03..2008
Essence of Buddhist Training
(9.11Mb
mp3) - uploaded 05.02.2008
God Beliefs
(10.7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 05.02.2008
Is Meditation Relevant
(7.25Mb
mp3) - uploaded 05.02.2008
Ego too is Just So
(7.38Mb
mp3) - uploaded 10.01.2008
Embracing the Tragedy of Burma
(9.42Mb
mp3) - uploaded 10.01.2008
Anagarika Precept Ceremony
(12Mb
mp3) - uploaded 14.12.2007
Distracting
Thoughts
(17Mb
mp3) - uploaded 14.12.2007
Addressing Antisocial Behaviour
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 10.11.2007
Different Modes of Practice
(11Mb
mp3) - uploaded 10.11.2007
Susceptible
to Ritual
(10Mb
mp3) - uploaded 10.11.2007
Falling into
Hell
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.10.2007
Laziness
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.10.2007
Believing in Heaven and Hell
(11Mb
mp3) - uploaded 5.9.2007
Integrity and the Five Moral Precepts
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 5.9.2007
Nobody
Entering the New Year
(13Mb
mp3) - uploaded 5.9.2007
Where Freedom Lies
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 2.8.2007
Transforming Dilemmas
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 2.8.2007
Health and Sickness - part 2
(10Mb
mp3) - uploaded 2.8.2007
Health and Sickness - part 1
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 8.7.2007
Why Should I Be Good
(7Mb mp3) - uploaded 8.7.2007
In Pursuit of Happiness
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 3.6.2007
The Buddha Being the Buddha
(12Mb
mp3) - uploaded 3.6.2007
Don't be Afraid
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.5.2007
Resolving Religious Conflict
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.5.2007
We are What We Attend to
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.5.2007
Am I Practicing Rightly?
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 13.4.2007
Buddhism With Beliefs
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 13.4.2007
Self-Image Surrendered
(6Mb
mp3) - uploaded 13.4.2007
Conscious Contentment
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 9.12.2006
Football, Frustration and Freedom
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 9.12.2006
Mindful Madness
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 11.11.2006
Trustworthy Intuition
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 11.11.2006
Honey Jar Dhamma
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 22.10.2006
Waiting for the Messiah
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 22.10.2006
Our Six Teachers
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 5.9.2006
Funny Movies
(10Mb
mp3) - uploaded 5.9.2006
Divine Dilemmas
(6Mb
mp3) - uploaded 4.8.2006
Understanding is a Wonderful Thing
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 4.8.2006
Broad-Spectrum Mindfulness
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 9.7.2006
Earthly Good
(6Mb
mp3) - uploaded 9.7.2006
Guided
Contemplations 2
(3 talks) - uploaded 9.6.2006
Guided
Contemplations 1
(3 talks) - uploaded 9.5.2006
Monastic Training
(12Mb
mp3) - uploaded 8.3.2006
Reality Dialogue
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 8.3.2006
Clearing the Basement
(11Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.2.2006
Goodness Has Unavoidable Consequences
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.2.2006
Prayerful Practice
(11Mb
mp3) - uploaded 3.1.2006
Frustration and the Religious Life
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 3.1.2006
Meditation
Instruction
(8Mb
mp3) - uploaded 13.12.2005
We
Are More Than Our Feelings
(9Mb
mp3) - uploaded 13.12.2005
Just Leave It Over There
(22Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.11.2005
Profoundly Simple
(23Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.11.2005
Why Meditate
(18Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.11.2005
Really
Comfortable
(20Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.10.2005
Recognising
Relevance
(14Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.10.2005
And I
Know I should Let Go
(15Mb
mp3) - uploaded 6.8.2005
Wise Forebearance
(5Mb
mp3) - uploaded 17.6.2005
Remarkably Lovely Cooperation
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 31.3.2005
Offering the Gift of Confidence
(7Mb
mp3) - uploaded 31.3.2005
Selling Samsara
(12Mb
mp3) - uploaded 31.3.2005
Link
to Aruna Ratanagiri Buddhist Monastery
Biography
Ajahn Munindo (Keith Morgan) was born in 1951, in the town Te Awamutu,
New Zealand. He first encountered Buddhism at the age of 19 years. It
had a profound impact and on a visit to Australia in 1972, he had an
opportunity to attend a meditation retreat led by Ajahn Khantipalo.
After a period living on a community at Mullumbimby he left Australia in
1973 with the intention of traveling to Japan. He taught English for a
while in Bangkok and there met some Western monks from Wat Bovoronives,
where he eventually requested initial ordination as a samanera. He later
received upasampada there from Phra Somdet Nanasamvara in 1974, and
spent his first Vassa with Ajahn Thate at Wat Hin Mark Peng, on the
Laotian border.
After a period in a Bangkok hospital with serious health problems, he
met Ajahn Sumedho, and went to Wat Pah Nanachat, which had begun a few
months earlier. He was re-ordained at Wat Nong Pah Pong by Ajahn Chah in
1975.
Ill health caused a return to New Zealand for six
months in 1979. During his time there, interest grew in having monks
living locally on a more permanent basis.
In 1980 he travelled to England to join the community at Chithurst;
three years later, he was given the responsibility of establishing a
vihara in Devon, in the southwest of England. In 1987 he returned for
another two years at Chithurst Monastery before moving in 1991 to
Harnham - Aruna
Ratanagiri Monastery in Northumberland where he is presently
abbot.
