Dhammagiri Buddhist Podcasts

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What AI Doesn't Know | Knowing One's Own Mind vs Knowing External Data | Ajahn Dhammasiha

November 02, 2026

What's most important for a meditator is exactly what no AI (Artificial Intelligence) can know: Knowing our own mind, understanding our internal feelings, emotions, thoughts and intentions. No AI can help us to know ourselves. We ourselves have to develop the mindfulness to observe our emotions and mind states internally, AI can not possible do that for us. Ajahn Dhammasiha also explains how the Dhamma is not only meant to improve our life, but ultimately can free us from all of Samsāra t...

Inviting Feeback | Learning from Criticism | Pavarana Full Moon | End of Vassa | Ajahn Dhammasiha

October 29, 2026

At the pavāranā full moon completing the annual rainy season retreat, the monks are instructed by the Buddha to mutally invite each other for critical feedback regarding their conduct. The ceremony is to remind us how important it is for our own growth in the Dhamma to get and be able to receive and process critical feedback. It's difficult to see one's own shortcomings, as the faculty of delusion is hiding them from us. But others can recognize them much easier, just like we can easi...

Balancing Calm, Effort & Equanimity in Our Meditation | 3 Nimittas | Dhamma Talk by Ajahn Dhammasiha

October 26, 2026

In Anguttara Nikāya / Numerical Discourses, Threes No 103, the Buddha explains that for progress in one's meditation, we have to give attention to three qualities ('nimittas'): 1. Samādhi Nimitta: Calm, Tranquility, Unification of Mind, Concentration 2. Paggaha Nimitta: Effort, Striving, Exertion 3. Upeakkha Nimitta: Equanimity, careful observation without reacting or interfering, equipoise We have to use wisdom and mindfulness to understand at what time we have to focus on which ...

Handful of Leaves | Mindfulness & Buddhism in Everyday Life · Medium booking difficulty · < 100 listeners

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