I'm very pleased for you.
Keep up the good work.
Metta,
Retro.

BlackBird wrote:My idea thus far has been a meditation-acclimatisation programme, whereby I intensify my efforts whilst living at home, then I leave for Bodhinyanarama in Wellington on April 10th, it's Thai Forest tradition, so there's good practice environment, but it's not too heavy going - It should allow me time to adapt to the monastic routine a bit more than if I had left straight from home to Sri Lanka.
If you have any difficulties while you are at home, you don't have to worry about them. In a monastic environment both the precepts and the regular meditation are actually much easier to maintain. Or at least this was my experience; and this is one of the reasons why I plan to ordain too.baratgab wrote:...I plan to ordain too.
rowyourboat wrote: I am from Sri lanka and you have chosen your teachers well. I am reminded of a danish monk in the jungles of Mahiyangana Ven Amathasiri who would be inspiring to meet.
Wind wrote:Is there a particular reason you chose to ordain in Sri Lanka?
BlackBird wrote:Thank you every oneWind wrote:Is there a particular reason you chose to ordain in Sri Lanka?
I found a teacher who I have a lot of confidence in.
metta
Jack

BlackBird wrote:I found a teacher who I have a lot of confidence
retrofuturist wrote:Greetings Jack,
Are you going to Potgulgala Aranya?
Metta,
Retro.
retrofuturist wrote:Well don't count on the great man waiting for you!
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