Dhamma Talk w/ Jeff Oliver Thrs 26th Aug.

Cool.

Our good friend, meditation teacher and popular dhamma speaker Jeff Oliver will be in Bangkok for a few days at the end of this month.

This time round he will give a talk on the topic

Attitude is Everything

At Ariyasom Villa

Thursday 26th August

Jeff:

Jeff has given a number of talks for us over the last year or so, and his easy layman’s language has proved very accessible to all.  Previously he practised both as a monk for 6 years, and as a layman under the tutelige of revered Burmese master U Janaka in the Mahasi Sayadaw lineage. More recently he has been practising with the Burmese master Sayadaw U Tejaniya. Currently he is teaching meditation at various locations around the globe – wherever people invite him, with a special focus on Turkey. 

Topic:

Much of dhamma is a small shift in attitude or focus of attention. Life goes on otherwise as normal – just like a small pinch of salt transforms the taste of some particular food. In particular, changing ones attitude to Suffering has big effects. Changing ones attitude to Vedana (liking and disliking – which rules the untrained heart) makes a huge difference.  What shifts in attitude are required, or are useful? …..

Schedule:

6:00- 6:45pm – OPTIONAL :Yoga with Japanese teacher Natsuko (free if you want to just try it out)

6:15-6:50pm  –  Meet for coffee/snack at Ariyasom Villa Library

7:00 – 8:00     –  Dhamma Talk with Jeff Oliver

8:00 – 8:15      – Q&A

8:15 pm            – Finish (Jeff will still be around for those who want to stay longer)

Location:

Ariyasom Dhamma Hall

Directions

Could not be easier – go down Sukhumvit Soi One, right to the end, and Ariyasom is on the left.

Click the map for an even larger view (note that this map is proportional to actual distance, and has North at the top. It is less than a 10 minute walk from Ploen Chit BTS Station on Sukhumvit One

9 replies on “Dhamma Talk w/ Jeff Oliver Thrs 26th Aug.”

  1. Is there a need for reservation of space here ,,if so Please save a seat or a spot for me Thank you.

    Connie

  2. This sounds very interesting but its too bad as i just left Bkk yesterday and i stayed at Sukhumvit 2 which is very close to the place! well, i hope you would consider have this show another time! Ireni

  3. I have been living in Bangkok for about two years and have settled well
    but would like to learn more about meditation and dhamma.

    1. I think I saw you there last night? I did not get chance to go over and say hello, but I saw that Denise greeted you, so hopefully you felt at home.

      You’re always welcome to come to events. Everything I know about goes on to the blog, both events taht I organise, of other speakers I invite, and events of other organisations. See you soon.

      Pandit Bhikkhu

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