
Drunk on Life: Seeing Ducks as Chickens & Life as Flickerless Flame | Luang Por Jundee
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00:00:00 THAI - Luang Por Jandee on Three Types of Drunkenness
00:15:46 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
00:32:40 Q1 - Practicing Right View as a layperson
00:33:31 THAI - Right View
00:34:36 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
00:36:08 THAI - Luang Por Chah on Right View
00:36:44 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
00:37:48 Q2 - Cultivating good health vs. getting drunk on health
00:39:06 THAI - Good Health
00:41:03 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
00:42:38 Q3 - A surprising teaching from Luang Por Chah
00:43:31 THAI - Surprising Teaching
00:45:35 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
00:48:41 Q4 - Finding encouragement during monastic suffering
00:49:43 THAI - Answer on Monastic Suffering
00:51:32 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
00:54:32 THAI - Final Summary and Inspiration
01:03:54 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
01:09:54 THAI - Concluding Remarks
01:12:39 ENGLISH TRANSLATION
01:14:27 THAI - Closing Blessing
In this talk, Luang Por Jundee, one of the most senior disciples of Luang Por Chah, expands on two original poems speaking to the brevity of life and need to be heedful. To see things with Right View, we must understand their nature to arise and pass away, and understand ourselves as subject to the same forces. As it becomes accustomed to these truths of nature, the heart may find peace. Also, it will learn, in the words of Luang Por Chah, to see ducks and ducks, chickens and chickens, and the papaya salad of practice as irresistible.
Luang Por Jundee's talk was followed by a Dhamma teaching from Luang Por Damrong Sucitto, another of Ajahn Chah's most senior disciples, on finding truth in one's own breath and practice.
Bio
Luang Por Jundee (หลวงพ่อจันดี กันตสาโร)
Luang Por Jundee Kantasāro, direct disciple of Luang Por Chah and monk for almost 50 years, is the abbot of Wat Pah Ampawan (วัดป่าอัมพวัน) in Chonburi, Thailand.
Luang Por Damrong Sucitto (หลวงพ่อดำรงค์ สุจิตโต - พระครูภาวนาสารคุณ)
Luang Por Damrong Sucitto (Phra Khru Bhāvanāsāraguṇa), direct disciple of Luang Por Chah and monk for over 50 years, is abbot of Wat Pah Pluem Phatthana (วัดป่าปลื้มพัฒนา) in Buriram, Thailand.
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- 0:00THAI - Luang Por Jandee on Three Types of Drunkenness
- 15:46ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 32:40Q1 - Practicing Right View as a layperson
- 33:31THAI - Right View
- 34:36ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 36:08THAI - Luang Por Chah on Right View
- 36:44ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 37:48Q2 - Cultivating good health vs. getting drunk on health
- 39:06THAI - Good Health
- 41:03ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 42:38Q3 - A surprising teaching from Luang Por Chah
- 43:31THAI - Surprising Teaching
- 45:35ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 48:41Q4 - Finding encouragement during monastic suffering
- 49:43THAI - Answer on Monastic Suffering
- 51:32ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 54:32THAI - Final Summary and Inspiration
- 1:03:54ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 1:09:54THAI - Concluding Remarks
- 1:12:39ENGLISH TRANSLATION
- 1:14:27THAI - Closing Blessing