Det er ikke din feil
Ajahn Bram og Ven Canda ble invitert til Litteraturhuset i Oslo, for å snakke om våre kompliserte sinn - som alltid må finne feil.
Ajahn Brahm and Ven Canda were invited to the House of Litterature in Oslo, to talk about our complicated minds – which always have to find fault.
This teaching was given in Oslo 2022:
https://dnbf.org/en/2022/11/its-not-your-fault/
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Vi leide Litteraturhuset fordi vi ønsket en samtale mellom – og spørsmål til – en bhikkhu og en bhikkhuni om våre kompliserte sinn – en samtale med mestere i trening av sinnet.
Jon Endre Mørk introduserte deltakerne og tema.
Del gjerne denne siden med en venn:
Om forfatteren: Venerable Canda
