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

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

SN 36.006 Salla (chant)
Translator BJT
Read by Bhikkhu Jiv., 14m 42s, 13.5 MB Download
recorded on 2012-01-12 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text (c) 2011 Audio recording license http://creativecommons
backup copy at archive.org

SN 45.8 Vibhanga (chant) Translator BJT Read by Bhikkhu Jiv., 10m 10s, 9.3 MB Download recorded on 2012-01-12 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text (c) 2011 Audio recording license http://creativecommons backup copy at archive.org

SN 46.051 [2.6.1] Ahara (chant)
Translator BJT
Read by Bhikkhu Jiv., 25m 33s, 23.4 MB Download
recorded on 2012-02 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text BJT: Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka
Enhanced version on archive.org 64.1 MB FLAC

Translator: Thanissaro  sutta text

Read by frank_k,  13min 5s  13MB Download
recorded on march 2011 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text ©1997 Thanissaro Bhikkhu.
backup copy at archive.org

SN 51.020 Vibhaṅga: Analysis of Bases of Power

Brief survey of the Bases of Power. English Translator: Thanissaro  sutta text Read by frank_k,  11min 20s   10.7MB Download recorded on march 12, 2011 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text ©1997 Thanissaro Bhikkhu. backup copy at archive.org Pāḷi SN 51.020 [7.2.10] Vibhaṅga [Iddhipada-Vibhanga] (chant) Translator BJT Read by Bhikkhu Jiv., 23m 21s, 21.4 MB Download recorded on 2012-02 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text BJT: Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka Enhanced version on archive.org 58.8 MB FLAC mn 66 tags   audtip.org

AN 09.0041 Tapussagahapati [Tapussa]: To Tapussa

This sutta shows the progression from each successive jhāna (for all 9 attainments), what the defect is in each one, and why the next higher attainment is superior. What is very interesting is for the four jhānas, the wording seems to definitively state that the defect of each jhana is examined and actively noticed while in that attainment, whereas the Vism. would say one has to first emerge from a jhāna before any evaluation can happen. Another interesting feature is the simile for the 4 formless dimensions used: "Just as pain arises as an affliction for a healthy person, even so the attention to perceptions dealing with..." However, since that same simile is used for all 4 formless dimensions, as well as the 4 jhānas, it doesn't seem to say something unique about the formless dimensions, such as whether one has bodily awareness in 4th jhāna. Why is the Buddha giving this discourse to the householder Tapassa, who seems to be at the stage of the ordinary worldling struggling with temptations of sensuality? That's a long way from the formless dimensions and cessation of perception of feeling. English AN 09.0041 Tapussa: To Tapussa Translator Thanissaro Bhikkhu Read by frank_k, 26m 46s, 24.5 MB Download recorded on 2012-06 licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 , sutta text (c) 1997 Thanissaro Bhikkhu Enhanced version on archive.org 67.9 MB FLAC

rdrbkh, One of the readers, Bhikkhu Kh

About BKh BKh is ordained as a bhikkhu in the Theravada Tradition. He would like everyone to try recording a sutta that they like for Audtip.org Bhikkhu Kh a link to this page  rdrbkh   is the abbreviation used in sutta filenames and ID3 tags for this reader

rdrfrn: One of the Readers, frank k

About Frank (Jan. 2011) I like reading suttas. I also like listening to suttas; in several languages. Unfortunately not too many of them exist yet. Our hope is that collectively we can record readings from the pali suttas, Chinese agamas, and EBT in all the major languages.  If you'd like to help, Get Involved Now frank_k  a link to this page rdrfrn  is the abbreviation used in sutta filenames and ID3 tags for this reader rdrjiv, one of the readers, Bhikkhu Jiv. About Bhikkhu Jiv. Bhikkhu Jiv. is ordained as a bhikkhu in the Theravada Tradition. Bhikkhu Jiv. a link to this page

rdrsai

Our first Burmese language reading recording artist.