Беседа об осеннем периоде обучения

In this Dhamma talk, Ayya Brahmavara explores the Buddha’s teaching on the gradual training path to liberation, drawing on the Gaṇakamoggallāna Sutta (MN 107) and the Sekha Sutta (MN 53) from the Majjhima Nikāya. Discover how Buddhist practice develops step by step, beginning with sīla (virtue) and the Five Precepts, and progressing through sense restraint, moderation in eating, wakefulness, mindfulness and clear comprehension (sati-sampajañña), and the cultivation of meditation. This teaching also examines the importance of hiri and ottappa (moral shame and moral dread), working patiently with the Five Hindrances, and developing the deep stillness of jhāna. Learn how mindfulness, ethical conduct, renunciation and meditation support the gradual purification of the mind, helping us to overcome greed, hatred and delusion and move towards nibbāna, the ultimate peace and liberation taught by the Buddha. Whether you are new to Buddhism or an experienced meditator studying the Pāli Canon, this talk offers practical guidance for bringing the Buddha’s teachings into everyday life and developing a steady, sustainable path of Buddhist practice. #Buddhism #BuddhistTeachings #BuddhistMeditation #Dhamma #Buddha #Mindfulness #FivePrecepts #MeditationPractice #Nibbana #TheravadaBuddhism