If you want to learn correct pāli pronunciation, this is the gold standard.
https://archive.org/details/audtip-lucid24-SN-pli-rdrjiv
Sunday, October 4, 2020
Saturday, August 22, 2020
misc. older audtip sutta recordings
SN 12.033 Ñāṇavatthu 1 (chant)
Translator BJT
Read by Bhikkhu Jiv., 37m 50s, 34.6 MB Download
recorded on 2012-02 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text BJT: Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka
Enhanced version on archive.org 94.1 MB FLAC
Translator BJT
Read by Bhikkhu Jiv., 37m 50s, 34.6 MB Download
recorded on 2012-02 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text BJT: Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka
Enhanced version on archive.org 94.1 MB FLAC
Burmese
SN 22.122 Sīlavanta: (Burmese reading)
Translator TIBL
Read by Sai, 6m 23s, 5.8 MB Download
recorded on 2013-01 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text TIBL
Enhanced version on archive.org 0.0 MB FLAC
Translator TIBL
Read by Sai, 6m 23s, 5.8 MB Download
recorded on 2013-01 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text TIBL
Enhanced version on archive.org 0.0 MB FLAC
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Monday, August 17, 2020
Thursday, August 13, 2020
english MN 139 Araṇa-vibhaṅga: non-conflict analysis
Monday, August 10, 2020
MN 135 and MN 136, two great suttas explaining karma and fruit of karma
I made two english recordings of these two suttas, based on B. Sujato's translation. Mostly unchanged, the big difference is where he translated the many occurrences of the word 'kamma' (karma, action) into 'deeds' or 'action', I replaced with 'karma'. It gives the sutta a different feel, and it's perfect for the modern audience, already familiar with the concept of 'karma' having good and bad consequences (both short term and long), commensurate with the type of 'good' or 'bad' action ('karma' = action) that precedes the karmic results
✴️MN 135- 🔗🔊 Cūḷa-kamma-vibhaṅga: small [discourse on] – karma – analysis
(why do being experience good and bad results of karma [action]?)
(Buddha gives commentary on STED kamma-s-saka)
(1. Karmic result of killing → short lifespan)
(2. Karmic result of habitually hurting → sickly health)
(3. Karmic result of being irritable and foul tempered → ugly)
(4. Karmic result of envy → insignificant)
(5. Karmic result of giving to ascetics and brahmins → wealth)
(6. Karmic result of being obstinate or vain → low social status)
(7. Karmic result of asking the wise about skillful and unskillful → wisdom and intelligence)
✴️MN 136 - 🔗🔊 Mahā-kamma-vibhaṅga: big [discourse on] – karma – analysis:
(4 types of people in world)
(1. Does evil → goes to hell)
(2. Does evil → goes to heaven)
(3. Does good → goes to heaven)
(4. Does good → goes to hell)
STED kamma-s-saka: It’s Karma, sucka!
STED formula
‘kamma-ssakomhi | 'actions; -(I am the) owner (of them), |
kamma-dāyādo | actions; -(I am the) heir (to them), |
kamma-yoni | actions; -(are the)-womb, [place of birth] |
kamma-bandhu | actions; -(are my)-relatives, |
kamma-paṭisaraṇo, | actions; -(are my)-shelter. |
yaṃ kammaṃ karissāmi | Whatever actions (I) do, |
kalyāṇaṃ vā pāpakaṃ vā | good (or) evil **, |
tassa dāyādo bhavissāmī’ti | (to) that, heir (to it I) will-become. |
| kamma-s-saka: It's karma, sucka! |
Wednesday, August 5, 2020
SN 47.8 sūda: 👩🍳 🍳 The cook: simile of cook
4👑☸ Cattāri Ariya-saccaṃ 四聖諦
SN 47.8 sutta text
SN 47.8
sūda: 👩🍳 🍳 The cook: simile of cook: how to use 4sp (learning the
sign (nimitta))to take you into jhanas. Obtaining pleasant abiding here
and now is a code phrase for the first 3 jhānas (AN 6.29), or all 4
jhānas (AN 4.41).
Pāḷi chanting
🔗🔊 frankk 8.5min, single file mp3 and FLAC
English
☸ Lucid 24.org 🐘🐾
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
MN 61 english 🔗🔊
MN 61 audio archive: 🔗🔊
(not yet)
4👑☸ Cattāri Ariya-saccaṃ 四聖諦
MN 61 sutta text
✴️MN 61
Amba-laṭṭhikā-rāhul-ovāda: mango grove rahula exhortation:
dsuj (🤖 9m):
at ambalatthika, Rahula (gets) reprimanded: Buddha teaches 7 year old
Rahula not to lie, simile of mirror used for reflection before, during,
after action. and never ever lie.
Pāḷi chanting
English
frankk 16min, mn61-eng-than-rdrfrn.mp3, B. Thanisssaro translation from pali: mn61-than-2020-08.txt
roboman 11.5min, mn61-eng-than-rdrroboman.mp3B. Thanisssaro translation from pali.
☸ Lucid 24.org 🐘🐾
Sunday, August 2, 2020
SN 12.63 - Putta-maṃsa 👨👩👦🍴: son's-flesh: 4 sublime similes of 4 nutriments
Friday, July 31, 2020
MN 62 pali chanting 22min, partitioned version also.
4👑☸ Cattāri Ariya-saccaṃ 四聖諦
MN 62 sutta text
MN 62 how to combine 16APS with most of the popular meditations
Pāḷi chanting
English
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
AN 7.67 🏰 the fortress: one of the greatest suttas of all time
I've surely spent more than 10 hours alone on just rearranging the sutta text, expanding it into a complete form (filling in all peyyaala elisions) and massaging the pali to make it readable and easy to see the root and key words in the many compound words obscured by sandhi.
Yesterday I recorded it as a pali chant, 25 min. Slower than normal conversational speed, but faster than how most people chant.
Here are the links to the sutta text and audio.
Be sure to check out the partitioned version, to directly jump to interesting sections directly (corresponding to the sutta text table of contents)
AN 7.67 - 🔗🔊 🏰 study and memorize the key ideas. This is one of the best suttas in the EBT to help you understand exactly how each of the path factors in 8aam, 7sb, 37bp, interact with each other, what duties they share and overlap.
Monday, July 27, 2020
AN 10.48 Ten ☸Dharmas, pali chanting
Pali Chanting
Featured version: 🔗🔊Pali chant 3min Ven. Jiv.'
frankk 1min, abridged version combining AN 10.48 and AN 5.57
Monday, July 20, 2020
AN 4.126 pali (4 brahmaviharas, rebirth in brahma realm, non return, 11 ways of anatta)
Wednesday, July 8, 2020
Monday, February 24, 2020
MN 13 Eng., Thanissaro trans.
✴️MN 13 - 🔗🔊 Mahā-dukkha-k-khandha: great {mass of} suffering:
audio (in the speaker emoji link) is sectioned into parts. There's also a link within there for the full english sutta in a single file.
A synopsis of the sutta is here, with helpful images.
https://notesonthedhamma.blogspot.com/2020/02/mn-19-gratification-drawback-escape.html
Saturday, February 1, 2020
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