簡歷 Biography
1958年,阿姜袈亞裟柔尊者出生於英格蘭的維特島。
1978年,尊者在泰國東北部的巴蓮寺出家,此為泰國上座部森林派著名禪修大師阿姜查親自創立的第一所寺院
1980年,阿姜查以其戒師身份為尊者剃度並授予具足戒。
1997-2002年,擔任阿姜查大師傳承下的國際森林寺院(Wat Pah Nanachat)住持。 2002年至今,尊者居住于泰國呵叻府考涯山下的迦納瑪拉隱修舍(Janamara Hermitage),專注修行,
並為泰國及海外僧俗二衆慈悲開示,泰國電視臺亦定期播放尊者對大眾的佛法教導。
尊者亦是泰國教育體系中推動“佛法智慧教育模式”運動的重要領軍人物。
尊者和中國有獨特的緣分,自2013年起,尊者應泰國駐中國大使館的邀請每年來中國1-2次
(除疫情期間2021和2022年之外)
Ajahn Golf 也有分享他的法談
In 1958, Venerable Ajahn Jayasāro was born on the Isle of Wight, England.
In 1978, the Venerable ordained as a monk at Wat Pah Pong in Northeast Thailand, the first monastery established by the renowned Thai Theravāda Forest Tradition meditation master, Ajahn Chah.
In 1980, Ajahn Chah served as his preceptor, giving him the full ordination.
From 1997 to 2002, he served as the abbot of Wat Pah Nanachat, an international forest monastery in the lineage of Ajahn Chah. Since 2002, the Venerable has resided at Janamara Hermitage at the foot of Khao Yai Mountain in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand, dedicating himself to practice and compassionately teaching both monastic and lay communities from Thailand and abroad. His Dhamma teachings are regularly broadcast on Thai television.
The Venerable is also a key leader in promoting the "Wisdom of Dhamma Education Model" movement within Thailand's education system.
He has a special connection with China. Since 2013, at the invitation of the Royal Thai Embassy in China, he has visited China once or twice every year (except during the pandemic in 2021 and 2022).
Ajahn Golf has also shared his Dhamma
已經達到證悟狀態的導師或阿羅漢,他們原本的性格特質,即使沒有煩惱的根源,也會繼續存在。比如,如果原本是個開朗的人,就會成為一個開朗的阿羅漢;如果原本是個沉默寡言的人,就會成為一個沉默寡言的阿羅漢;或者如果原本是個善於講解的人,就會成為一個善於講解法義的阿羅漢。但他們作為阿羅漢的本質是相同的。就像一根木頭被雕刻成佛像,雕刻完成後,它們都是佛像,但木質本身會有不同的紋理和顏色。
A mentor or arahantwho has attained enlightenment will retain their original personality traits, even without the roots of defilements. For example, if someone was originally cheerful, they will become a cheerful arahant; if they were originally reserved, they will become a reserved arahant; or if they were originally skilled at explaining, they will become an arhat adept at teaching the Dharma. However, their essence as arahant is the same. It is like a piece of wood carved into a Buddha statue—once the carving is complete, they are all Buddha statues, but the wood itself may have different grains and colors.
Ajahn Jayasaro