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Venerable Ajahn Thiradhammo

 

Dhamma Talks for download:

Awakening
(14.1Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.08.2008

Ignorance - Outflow Asava
(12.3Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.08.2008

Views - Outflow Asava
(14.2Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.08.2008

Becoming - Outflow Asava
(11.7Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.07.2008

Equanimity - Factor of Awakening
(8.8Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.07.2008

Sense Desires - Outflow Asava
(14.5Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.07.2008

Concentration - Factor of Awakening
(18.7Mb mp3)
- uploaded 05.06.2008

Tranquillity - Factor of Awakening
(10.7Mb mp3)
- uploaded 05.06.2008

Joy - Factor of Awakening
(11.2Mb mp3)
- uploaded 05.06.2008

Energy - Factor of Awakening
(11.5Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.05.2008

Investigation of Dhamma - Factor of Awakening
(9.9Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.05.2008

Mindfulness - Factor of Awakening
(16.9Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.05.2008

Ajahn Chah Day 
(16.4Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.04.2008

Meditation in Daily Life 
(13.4Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.04.2008

Metta Workshop 3  
(18.1Mb mp3)
- uploaded 04.03.2008

Metta Workshop Questions and Answers  
(13.5Mb mp3)
- uploaded 04.03.2008

Metta Workshop 1  
(17.5Mb mp3)
- uploaded 05.02.2008

Metta Workshop 2  
(16.3Mb mp3)
- uploaded 05.02.2008

Embodied Spirituality part 1  
(13.4Mb mp3)
- uploaded 10.01.2008

Embodied Spirituality part 2  
(12.9Mb mp3)
- uploaded 10.01.2008

Attitudes to Meditation 
(13Mb mp3)
- uploaded 5.9.2007

Freedom From Thought 
(12Mb mp3)
- uploaded 05.09.2007

The Meditation Process
(12Mb mp3)
- uploaded 02.08.2007

Right View of the 8 Fold Path
(11Mb mp3)
- uploaded 02.08.2007

5 Precepts and Non-Self
(13Mb mp3)
- uploaded 02.08.2007

Intentions and Faith - part 2
(13Mb mp3)
- uploaded 06.05.2007

Intentions and Faith - part 1
(13Mb mp3)
- uploaded 15.04.2007

Learning the Lesson
(12Mb mp3)
- uploaded 11.11.2006

Paramita
(13Mb mp3)
- uploaded 04.08.2006

Asalha Puja
(10Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.07.2006

Suffering  and Cessation
(11Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.07.2006

Wisdom
(11Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.06.2006

Morality
(14Mb mp3)
- uploaded 09.05.2006

Magha Puja
(14Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.04.2006

Mood on Two Legs
(12Mb mp3)
- uploaded 07.04.2006

Many Faceted Jewel
(12Mb mp3)
- uploaded 08.03.2006

Going Back Again And Again
(4Mb mp3)
- uploaded 13.12.2005

Collectedness
(14Mb mp3)
- uploaded 13.12.2005

Working With the Mind
(9Mb mp3)
- uploaded 06.08.2005

Taming the Dragon
(13Mb mp3)
- uploaded 17.06.2005

Khandhas & Skilful Living
(18Mb mp3)
- uploaded 31.03.2005

Experiential Knowing
(14Mb mp3)
- uploaded 31.03.2005

 

Biography

Venerable Tiradhammo (Ian Adams) was born in New Westminster, British Columbia, in 1949. Whilst reading engineering, geology and geography at the University of British Columbia, he interrupted his studies to undertake a long overland trip in the Middle East, culminating in a cycle ride from Pakistan to Sri Lanka. He stayed for a fortnight at the Island Hermitage in Sri Lanka, and spent a further month practising meditation at Kanduboda Meditation Centre with Bhikkhu Sivoli.

He returned to Canada and, after completing one more year of university, decided to travel to Thailand for further meditation practice. After a further 5 months travel he arrived in March 1973 at Wat U-Mong forest monastery in Chiang Mai, where he entered an extended period of intensive meditation. Four months later he became a novice and took upasampada one year later at Wat Meung Man in Chiang Mai with Venerable Tong.

 

 

In 1975 he moved, in order to be with Ajahn Chah, staying at Wat Pah Pong and Wat Pah Nanachat. He went on several tudong journeys through the northeast of Thailand and the mountains of Chiang Mai, visiting many famous forest meditation masters.

Venerable Tiradhammo was invited to England in 1982 to help with developments there. He spent two years at Chithurst Monastery, and three years in charge of Harnham Vihara in Northumberland. In 1988 he helped establish Dhammapala Monastery near Bern, Switzerland and also later at its new location in the Bernese Alpine village of Kandersteg where he was the senior monk until 2005. In July 2005 he assumed the position of senior monk at Bodhinyanarama, Wellington, NZ.

 

 

 

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