(Ajahn Anan Dhamma, Jan. 6, 2021) Not long before he lost his speech and slipped into his final illness, Ajahn Chah gave this teaching. He compassionately uses his own failing body as the starting point for this deep reflection on the nature of life and death and how we can find a true guide (sarana) for our hearts.
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