The Mind (Citta) and Awakening / Ven. Ajahn Sucitto

Ajahn Sucitto Dhamma Stream | 10 May 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
May 14, 2025

 

Selfless Persons, Dhamma (Dharma talk) by Ajahn Sucitto, Buddhism, Buddha, Meditation

Dhamma: Genuine Teachings of the Buddha
Sep 28, 2014

 

Ajahn Sucitto Dhamma Stream | 07 June 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Jun 9, 2025

 

Ajahn Sucitto | 4 March 2018

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Apr 7, 2018

 

Ajahn Sucitto on being surrounded by bandits

London Insight Meditation
Nov 28, 2022

 

Ajahn Sucitto Dhamma Stream | 22 June 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Jun 26, 2025

 

Ajahn Sucitto Dhamma Stream | 06 July 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Jul 7, 2025

 

Qi Gong - Turning | Ajahn Sucitto | Aug 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Aug 8, 2025
A short intro to Qi Gong forms presented by Luang Por Sucitto, from Chithurst Buddhsit Monastery.

 

Ajahn Sucitto| Vassa '25 Dhamma Streams | 09 Aug 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Aug 12, 2025

 

Ajahn Sucitto | '25 Dhamma Streams | 06 Sep 2025

BuddhaDhamma Foundation
Sep 15, 2025

 

Ajahn Sucitto - Working With Feelings of Regret

London Insight Meditation
Sep 19, 2025

 

Ajahn Sucitto - Stop The Programme and Open The Heart

London Insight Meditation
Sep 12, 2025
In August 2025, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London. In this talk he explores how we grasp at habitual patterns and form a fixed self.
AJAHN SUCITTO Ajahn Sucitto was one of the original group who founded Chithurst Monastery (Cittaviveka) in West Sussex in 1979 and Amaravati near Hemel Hempstead in 1984. He has been teaching retreats in Britain and overseas since 1981, and has authored Rude Awakenings and Turning the Wheel of Truth for commercial distribution, as well as several books for free distribution.
Web: https://ajahnsucitto.org
Blog: http://sucitto.blogspot.com
Chithurst Monastery: https://www.cittaviveka.org
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The Path Of Direct Experience | Ven Ajahn Sucitto

Suttas Audio
Jan 29, 2023

 

Ajahn Sucitto - Who Am I?

London Insight Meditation
Oct 31, 2025
In August 2025, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London. Here he talks about focusing on how we are and what we can do, rather than who we are. The answer was given to a question on the topic, in a Q&A session on the retreat.

 

Ajahn Sucitto - On The Move

London Insight Meditation
Sep 5, 2025
In August 2025, London Insight Meditation hosted Ajahn Sucitto for a weekend retreat in London on the theme of movement and stillness. In this talk he explores finding balance between the two.
AJAHN SUCITTO
Ajahn Sucitto was one of the original group who founded Chithurst Monastery (Cittaviveka) in West Sussex in 1979 and Amaravati near Hemel Hempstead in 1984. He has been teaching retreats in Britain and overseas since 1981, and has authored Rude Awakenings and Turning the Wheel of Truth for commercial distribution, as well as several books for free distribution.
Web: https://ajahnsucitto.org
Blog: http://sucitto.blogspot.com
Chithurst Monastery: https://www.cittaviveka.org
Online donations: https://cafdonate.cafonline.org/1017#...
Publications: https://forestsangha.org/teachings/audio

 

Your 'Self' Is an Illusion: 5 Insights for a Calmer Life - Dhamma Talk by Luang Por Sucitto

BUBS
Dec 14, 2025
Sunday Dhamma Talk by Luang Por Sucitto on 14 Dec 2025.
This spiritual retreat teaching focuses on achieving serenity and equanimity amid the inevitable suffering, or Dukkha, of life. The core instruction involves developing a wise perspective and detachment to navigate the world without becoming overwhelmed by internal discord, which the speaker broadly terms forgiveness—the clearing of accumulated mental burdens like grievances and self-blame. By transcending a narrow, contracted 'me' state, which fixates on painful feelings and creates an illusion of personal ownership and permanent happiness, practitioners can embrace a broadened perspective and gratitude. This shift, nurtured by compassion and ethical responsibility, leads to the purification and expansion of the heart (Citta) and ultimately culminates in release from suffering, a state of unconditioned peace often called Nibbana.