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Jak dospět k pozorování mysli? Jaké jsou objekty a tendence mysli? Rozbor procesu pozorování během meditace vhledu (bhávaná vipassaná). První část přednášky známého buddhistického učitele Bhanteho Sujivy. U videa lze zapnout české titulky (zdroj centrum Pian dei ciliegi APS, překlad titulků padnita.cz).

How to arrive at the observation of the mind? What are the objects and tendencies of the mind? Analysis of the process of observation during insight meditation (bhavaná vipassaná). The first part of a lecture by the famous Buddhist teacher Bhante Sujiva. Czech subtitles can be turned on for the video (source Pian dei ciliegi APS, subtitle translation padnita.cz).

Video. Visu Teoh was born in Malaysia on the island of Penang in 1953. He worked as a journalist for 12 years. He became devoted to Buddhism and Buddhist meditation in 1982 and shortly thereafter became a Theravada Buddhist monk, remaining in monastic robes for 17 years (with the monastic name of Visudhacara).

Audio. Ajahn was born in 1975 in Czech Republic. His interest in Buddhism started at the age of 15 by discovering some old books in the local library, mainly translations of the Buddha’s discourses in Czech and German language. While studying philosophy in Prague, he translated a number of Buddhist texts from Pali and English into Czech, including 'Buddha-Dhamma for Students' by Buddhadasa.

Ashin Ottama is a Buddhist monk of Czech origin. He began practicing the teachings of the Buddha in exile in Switzerland in 1972, and was ordained a monk in Rangoon, Burma. He practiced insight meditation (vipassana) under the guidance of various teachers. He has been leading meditation courses in the Czech Republic since 1996.

Venerable Ashin Ottama visited the Czech Republic again in the first half of 2019 after several years. During his visit, he also gave two public lectures organized in Pardubice by the DÓAN Buddhist Association on 05/06/2019 and by Buddha Mangala in Prague on 05/13/2019 at the Lotus Buddhist Center (www.centrumlotus.cz). Below you can view photos from the Pardubice lecture.