On the evening of July 25th, 2014, Luang Por Vīradhammo lead another evening chanting, guided meditation and Dhamma talk with the group Satipañña: Insight Meditation Toronto. In the Dhamma talk Ajahn Vīradhammo examines conditionality and the flow of

On the evening of July 24th, 2014, Luang Por Vīradhammo leads evening chanting, a guided meditation and Dhamma talk with the group Satipañña: Insight Meditation Toronto. Luang Por Vīradhammo speaks about how to deal with discontent, annoyance, challen

Ajahn VÄ«radammho answers written questions from the retreatants at the Hockley Valley Retreat.

On the last night of the Hockley Valley Retreat Ajahn VÄ«radhammo talks about choiceless awareness, being a monk, the sound of silence, goodwill, how to deal with anger, different permutations of suffering and more.

As the retreat comes to a close Ajahn VÄ«radhammo encourages the retreatants to reflect: "How Well am I spending my time?" And to be aware of the unwholesome feeling of duty that may come up in regards to this reflection. He further goes on to explain how

Ajahn VÄ«radhammo talks about different modes of meditation practice and then leads a guided meditation on awareness of the body.

Ajahn VÄ«radhammo gives a talk on his experiences just before and after becoming a monk. He goes on to give very practical advice with following the spiritual life.

Ajahn Vīradhammo speaks about Kalyāna-Mitta (spiritual friendship) , his time in Thailand, and the Thai Forest Tradition. He continues with explaining the Four Noble Truths, craving and cessation.

Ajahn VÄ«radhammo helps us understand consciousness and then reads from the biography of Luang Por Chah and later the biography of Luang Por Liem (Ajahn Chah's successor).

Ajahn VÄ«radhammo begins this Dhamma talks by answering written questions from the retreatants on the Hockley Valley Retreat. He then goes on to speak at length on several Dhamma themes including perception, cessation, and the notions of identification.