Cultivating Wisdom In Buddhist Practice

Here Ajahn explores the ways that we contemplate life and experience wisely, and also
how to meditate in ways that will make it possible to experience deeper ‘insight’ into
the true nature of reality. The Buddha describes wisdom as a ‘spiritual power’, and as a
‘wing of awakening’. And so learning how to cultivate and deepen wisdom is central for
all sincere practitioners.

Reviews

Encouragement for diligent practitioners

A great talk to review wisdom. Must listen to over and over again. Loving Kindness 🙏

Clear explanation of the elements of wisdom with references to the Pali Canon, spiritual factors of awakening, the eight-fold path, and working with the hindrances. Deep bows of gratitude🙏

Very useful, thank you

This Talk was very helpful and it’s definitely one I will be coming back to . So I can understand it more . I have got into a good practice for myself for quiet some time now - meditating 🧘🏻‍♀️ every morning 🌅 and every Evening before sleep . I journal morning and night . Exercise, eat healthy . And have kind thoughts and actions and a purpose. One or two things that had definitely helped me is to switch my phone on don’t disturb mode after 7 pm and then untill 11am . And also I came away from the day to day news (media ) . It clutter my mind . I feel very calm and content although gone the a loss in July last year first my brother ( 59 ) then 20 days later my lovely mum ( cancer ) then to end 2023 my best friend from age 5 to now ( he was 59 ) a heart attack New Year’s Eve . So I am so grateful for insettimer for guideing me through this . I know we are all going to die it’s just the pain that we hold the ones that are still here . Trying to get through it . In my own time and in my own space 🙏