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**highattainlet** · 06-13-2011, 07:40 PM

Hi Lazy Eye,
There's an excellent series of dhamma talks by Ajaan Geoff (Thanissaro Bhikkhu) called Scouting the Terrain: Exploring Dependent Co-arising as a Guide to the Path available at http://www.audiodharma.org/series/16/talk/1846/. From the site: "It stands to reason that a knowledge of the Buddha's map of the causes of suffering would give practical guidance in how to follow the path to the end of suffering. Among his most important teachings providing such guidance is that of Dependent Co-arising. By describing the conditions which give rise to suffering, Dependent Co-arising shows the way to the end of suffering. Through teachings, readings, discussion and meditation this day-long course focused on the important connections highlighted in Dependent Co-arising and their role in shaping the path of virtue, concentration, and discernment."

06-13-2011, 07:40 PM	#16
highattainlet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	Hi Lazy Eye, There's an excellent series of dhamma talks by Ajaan Geoff (Thanissaro Bhikkhu) called Scouting the Terrain: Exploring Dependent Co-arising as a Guide to the Path available at http://www.audiodharma.org/series/16/talk/1846/. From the site: "It stands to reason that a knowledge of the Buddha's map of the causes of suffering would give practical guidance in how to follow the path to the end of suffering. Among his most important teachings providing such guidance is that of Dependent Co-arising. By describing the conditions which give rise to suffering, Dependent Co-arising shows the way to the end of suffering. Through teachings, readings, discussion and meditation this day-long course focused on the important connections highlighted in Dependent Co-arising and their role in shaping the path of virtue, concentration, and discernment."
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