Thirteen Years & Four Thousand Miles of Kindness | Bhante Jinasiri Q&A

In this interview, Bhante Jinasiri, who's spent over ten years walking tudong through Australia and Sri Lanka, describes what wandering taught him about faith, resilience, and equipoise, as well as his experience meeting the renowned tudong monk Ven. Ñanadipa during his final months of life in Sri Lanka. Finally, he speaks about the importance of mundane right view and investigating the idea of rebirth. You can follow Bhante Jinasiri at substack.com/@... .
Resources mentioned in the interview include the biography of Bhante Ñanadipa (drive.google.c...) as well as recent research into past life memories of children ( • Is There Life After De... ).
Bhikkhu Jinasiri is an Early Theravādan monk who ordained in Sri Lanka in 2010. Devoted to the exploration of Early Buddhist texts, meditation, nomadism, asceticism and making good on difficult conversations, he is an enthusiastic advocate for rediscovering healthy traditions. He currently spends most of his time helping heal traditional culture in Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Australia.
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