Ajahn Brahmali Podcast

Impermanence - Unreliability (Anicca) | 2024

In this Dhamma talk, Ajahn Brahmali reflects on impermanence (Anicca), one of the most central and transformative insights in Buddhism. Impermanence means that all condi

How to Overcome Ill-Will and Anger | 2014

The Buddha talks about the whole spiritual path as an act of purification. Ajahn Brahmali offers an inspiring talk on purifying our mind of defilements, such as anger and

How to Overcome the Five Hindrances | 2018

Ajahn Brahmali explains the Five Hindrances (mental obstacles that block inner peace and meditation) and shares practical methods for overcoming them based on the Buddha’

The Illusion of Identity | 2026

Ajahn Brahmali discusses meditation and the the Illusion of Identity with the Armadale Meditation Group. Recorded 2026-02-10 - This talk by Ajahn Brahmali was recorded

Commitment and Perseverance | 2017

Ajahn Brahmali offers an encouraging and down-to-earth talk about the essential qualities of commitment and perseverance in sustaining a Buddhist practice. Drawing on bot

Samadhi - Stillness | 2019

Ajahn Brahmali offers a detailed and encouraging talk on samādhi, or meditative stillness, explaining its meaning, purpose, and crucial role on the Buddhist path. He addr

How to Gradually Reduce Sensual Pleasures | 2018

Sensual pleasures can be difficult to let go. Ajahn Brahmali teaches us how to gradually reduce our craving in a sustainable way by living well, being kind and practicing

Death and Impermanence | 2019

Ajahn Brahmali reflects deeply on the themes of death and impermanence, drawing from his personal experience following the passing of his father. He uses this as a heartf

Right View & Good Companionship | 2015

In this structured and engaging Dhamma talk, Ajahn Brahmali explores two fundamental aspects of the Buddhist path: Right View (Sammā Diṭṭhi) and Spiritual Friendship (Kal

Right Perception and Buddhism | 2023

Ajahn Brahmali delves into the topic of right perception in the Buddhist path; explaining how our interpretation of experience shapes our behavior, emotions, morality, an

Fake or Real Buddhism | 2023

Ajahn Brahmali discusses how to distinguish authentic Buddhist teachings from those that may be misrepresentations, diluted, or adapted in ways that stray from the origin

Buddhism and Identity Politics | 2023

Identity politics often revolves around the idea that people have fixed identities defined by their race, gender, religion, socio-economic standing, etc. This understandi

Recognising Mental States and What to Do | 2018

Ajahn Brahmali discusses how recognizing and skillfully responding to our mental states is central to Buddhist practice. The talk emphasizes the cultivation of wholesome

Buddhist Perspective on Relationships | 2022

Ajahn Brahmali reminds us about the impermanent nature of relationships and teaches us how to have good relationships with others. Ajahn also explains the benefits of hav

The Idea of Freedom | 2023

Ajahn Brahmali teaches us what real freedom is from the Buddha’s point of view. This kind of freedom isn’t about doing whatever one wants, but about being free from desir

Right View in Practice | 2019

A public talk given by Ajahn Brahmali during a Sutta Retreat on the 17th of March 2019. Recorded 2019-03-17 - This talk by Ajahn Brahmali was recorded and made availab

Kamma According to the Buddha | 2026

Ajahn Brahmali addresses common misunderstandings about Kamma and teaches Kamma as explained by the Buddha. Recorded 2026-01-30 - This talk by Ajahn Brahmali was recor

Right View and Letting Go | 2021

Ajahn Brahmali explores how Right View serves as the foundation for successful meditation practice and letting go in the Buddhist path. He talks about how Right View is t

Stagnation and Making Progress | 2026

Ajahn Brahmali acknowledges that many people struggle to make progress in meditation and offers guidance on how to advance. Recorded 2026-01-02 - This talk by Ajahn Br

Developing Metta - Loving-Kindness | 2023

Ajahn Brahmali teaches how to cultivate mettā, or loving-kindness, as a vital part of Buddhist practice. To develop mettā, we must train the mind to see others through co