It’s not your fault
Ajahn Bram and Ven Canda were invited to the House of Litterature in Oslo, to talk about our complicated minds - which always have to find fault.
Published: 2022-11-29
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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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We rented the House of Literature because we wanted a conversation between – and questions for – a bhikkhu and a bhikkhuni about our complicated minds – a conversation with masters of mind training.
Jon Endre Mørk introduced the participants and the theme.
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