maingocthanh

You are referring to freedom:If broken down into several targets are very easy to achieve freedom and nothing is tremendous.1. Freedom of time2. Freedom of money, material3. Freedom of strength (have enough health to participate in any sport you like, for example, hiking ...)4. Intellectual freedom (to have enough background knowledge and are willing to acquire, explore more new things)... (Hope you have a good idea to add)And if you set the call limit, the more easily achieved, can not completely without limits, you are living in this world and have to depend on the laws of its campaign, except when you go to prison I said seriously, as you age is what you need, you want to hold less, that will come close to zero, it means you are very close to you feel free and easy to achieve.…

minhtam90

Essential reading if you are interested in Theravada Buddhism and more specifically the Thai Forest tradition. This magnificent volume is an intellectual, spiritual, and cultural biography/history of a revered teacher in this tradition. The 800 plus page story covers Ajahn Chah as a young man in Thailand and his practice, and then moves on to cover the story of his founding a prominent Thai Forest Monastery. _Stillness Flowing_ covers Ajahn Chah's teaching methods, and finally the influx of Western interest in his teachings which leads to monasteries being started in Britain and eventually the United States. An interesting comparison between Thai teaching methods and Western methods based on the needs of very different students. Thai culture as it relates to Buddhism is covered in depth. The book is filled with wisdom and pieces from Chah's teachings that impact the reader far beyond the historical information. An admirable, impressive, well researched and well written work about the Thai Forest Tradition.…