Metta and knowing the defilements (2010)

From108 Talks by Ajahn Sumedho

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Metta and knowing the defilements (2010)

From108 Talks by Ajahn Sumedho

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These Dhamma talks or reflections are given by Luang Por Sumedho during the course of 1978 until 2010. These talks have been compiled when Luang Por Sumedho retired from abbotship of Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in 2010.The post Metta and knowing the defilements (2010) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

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