Uposatha Sila & 8-Precepts | 30 Aug 2024
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Uposatha Sila & 8-Precepts | 30 Aug 2024

by Ajahn Anan

Rated
5
Type
talks
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
44

Ajahn Anan discusses the practice of keeping the Uposatha Sila, a higher practice of the eight precepts for lay people on specific lunar observance days. The precepts include refraining from killing, stealing, sexual conduct, false speech, intoxicants, eating after noon, beautifying oneself, and sitting on luxurious beds. Ajahn Anan encourages going to a monastery to practice. The benefits of this practice are said to be greater than generosity, and include attaining wealth, courage, and a good rebirth. Ultimately, it leads to a peaceful mind and is an essential step towards enlightenment.

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Meet your Teacher

Ajahn Anan

Rayong, Thailand

Meet your Teacher

Ajahn Anan

Rayong, Thailand