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The opening class of her course on lorig, the Tibetan study of how the mind knows things.
Geshe Kelsang Wangmo
A talk on holding both love and rage honestly, drawn from Owens's book of the same name.
Original source
He demonstrates the tsalung, tummo and thrulkhor movements and breathing from the Mother Tantra of Yungdrung Bön, alongside a new practice manual.
Foundation for the Preservation of Yungdrung Bön
On keeping a practice going once the retreat is over, and on what bodhicitta looks like in an ordinary week.
Tushita Meditation Centre
A talk on Lama Yeshe's image of a mind wide enough that nothing thrown into it disturbs the whole.
Foundation for Developing Compassion and Wisdom
Nearly two hours at Naropa on treating society as a single body, which is where the bakery and the street retreats came from.
Naropa University
A long talk on what a feed does to a mind, and what the training offers in its place.
Ajahn Sona
Sangye Khadro teaches on meditating on emptiness, a core Buddhist view of how things exist.
Shantideva FPMT-Israel
A teaching on balancing concentration practice with open enquiry.
The former abbot of Namgyal Monastery on how the Tibetan tradition maps mind into its parts, and why that matters in practice.
Maitripa College
How anapanasati is practised in the forest tradition, given at his own monastery in California.
Abhayagiri
A recording of Kornfield's long-running Monday Night Dharma Talk at Spirit Rock.
A teisho on case 17 of the Mumonkan given at Tahoma One Drop Zen Monastery, delivered in Japanese with DaiChi Zenni's consecutive English interpretation.
Tahoma One Drop Zen Monastery
A teisho on the first case of the Mumonkan, Joshu's "Mu," given in Japanese with ShoE Zenni's consecutive English interpretation.
A Dharma Sunday teaching that uses fungal networks under the forest floor as a working image for dependent origination and for why a separate self does not hold up.
Natural Dharma Fellowship
One session of an ongoing teaching on Nagarjuna's Ratnavali, the letter of advice to a king that sets out both worldly conduct and emptiness.
Drepung Loseling Institute of Texas
Dhamma as something found in nature rather than in a scripture.
Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu Archive
A monk who cared for his own mother for years talks about practice inside family obligations.
Tisarana Buddhist Monastery
Where the three systems agree about non-duality and where they part, set out by a geshe trained in debate.
Geshe Dorji Damdul
Khenchen Tenpa Yungdrung Rinpoche on the fourteenth-century master Nyamme Sherab Gyaltsen and the place he holds in the Bön lineage.
Ten Directions Channel
An hour and a half in San Francisco, with more room for the Buddhist side of the argument.
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
A Dharmata Foundation talk on working with the restless, wandering 'monkey mind'.
A talk from Birken Forest Monastery on what living in the woods does to attention.
A dialogue between Tsoknyi Rinpoche and Tara Brach on emotional openness in practice.
A teaching on working with anger and other negative emotions through Buddhist practice.
A line-by-line commentary on Drukpa Gyaltsen's mind-training text on releasing attachment to this life.
ChagTong ChenTong Tasmania FPMT
Dependent origination explained as pattern rather than as a chain of causes.
Lama Jampa Thaye
A Super Soul Sunday conversation on welcoming difficulty rather than resisting it.
Pema Chödrön on meeting fear directly rather than being ruled by it, drawn from Smile at Fear.
A dharma talk by Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi at Chuang Yen Monastery.
BAUS Chuang Yen Monastery
A dharma talk on taking up what is yours to carry instead of putting it down.
Village Zendo
A teaching of more than three hours on carrying the lamrim into work, family and the ordinary week.
Choe Khor Sum Ling
More than two hours at Choe Khor Sum Ling in Bangalore on taking the teachings into an ordinary working day.
A teaching in Kathmandu on how practice is meant to work inside an ordinary day rather than apart from it.
Stanzin Teri
The first session on Tsongkhapa's praise of dependent arising, the text in which emptiness and cause and effect are shown to need each other.
Atisha Centre
The opening session of a course on Dharmakirti's Pramanavarttika, the Buddhist text on valid knowledge and how we come to it.
Sravasti Abbey
Phakchok Rinpoche answers student questions live in a Q&A session recorded at Rangjung Yeshe Institute in fall 2025.
Rangjung Yeshe Institute
Recent (December 2025) question-and-answer session, a good example of his ongoing teaching activity from Arizona.
A talk drawn from Radical Dharma, connecting Zen practice to race and liberation.
The Dalai Lama on cultivating inner qualities rather than outward appearance.
A Talks at Google session on mindful connection, drawn from Salzberg's book Real Love.
Phakchok Rinpoche teaches on reconnecting with our true nature beyond judgments of beautiful and ugly.
Samye Institute
A long-form conversation on healing and self-love, rooted in Yung Pueblo's Vipassana background.
On the nembutsu and the precepts as the way back to innocence, from the 2019 Bodhi gathering.
Bright Earth
Anam Thubten addresses reincarnation, karma and grief from a Nyingma perspective.
A scholarly talk on the early history of the Sōtō Zen robe tradition.
A dharma talk on staying present at the edge of what's difficult, drawn from Standing at the Edge.
A talk and demonstration of the Nepalese sacred dance tradition, given for the religious studies department of the University of the West.
University of the West
A Talks at Google session drawing on Fischer's book Sailing Home, using Homer's Odyssey as a Zen teaching story.
His first teaching after becoming the 43rd Sakya Trizin, on the classic text of the school he now heads.
Sakya Centre
The first full day of teaching, on mindfulness of the body as the ground of the rest.
Yayasan Satipatthana Indonesia
A Talks at Google session on turning meditation inquiry back onto the one who is searching.
On the difference between what is there and what the mind adds to it, and what practice does to that gap.
Shantideva Center
One session of a course at Tibet House on the sixth chapter of Shantideva's Bodhicaryavatara, the chapter on patience and anger.
Tibet House New Delhi
Rebecca Li for the Zen Peacemakers, on where silent illumination meets peace work.
Zen Peacemakers
A dharma talk given at Beginner's Mind Temple on silent illumination in ordinary life.
San Francisco Zen Center
A reflection on decades of zazen practice from a senior Sōtō Zen priest and Dōgen scholar.
The structure of the path as his own lineage lays it out, in thirty minutes.
A dharma talk by Taigen Dan Leighton on the Soto Zen meditation tradition, given at Atlanta Soto Zen Center.
Atlanta Soto Zen Center
Phakchok Rinpoche gives an overview of and practical advice for approaching Vajrayana practice gradually.
A conversation between Tara Brach and Tami Simon on practising with a courageous heart.
The first day of a teaching on Tara, the female buddha who answers quickly.
Sakya Kalden Ling
A full teaching in which Geshe Tenzin Zopa explains the two truths, conventional and ultimate, as the basis for perfecting bodhicitta and wisdom.
Shantideva Center, FPMT
Reb Anderson introduces the ten practices of the bodhisattva as set out in the Flower Adornment Scripture, with questions from those attending.
TenshinRebAnderson
A talk given at San Francisco Zen Center on the six paramitas, the bodhisattva's modes of going beyond.
Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche introduces his Five Elements training programme.
A discourse on vinnana, the fifth of the five aggregates, and on what noticing it does to the sense of being somebody.
Saraswathy S
The Soto priest and garden designer on what a garden is for, and why he treats laying stones as a form of practice.
Brown University
A short explanation of what all Yungdrung Bön practice rests on, given by the abbot of Triten Norbutse monastery.
BonInfo
A talk at Upaya Zen Center on the novel that takes its title from a line of the Heart Sutra.
Upaya Zen Center
Thubten Chodron lays out the Buddhist worldview for young adults, covering the nature of mind, rebirth, karma, and impermanence.
Indonesian-language dhamma talk by Ashin Kheminda.
Kalyāṇamitta Channel
Indonesian-language dhamma podcast by Ashin Kheminda.
Dhammavihari Buddhist Studies
On the restlessness that drives a life, and what happens when it is looked at directly.
An evening at Tara Mandala in which Serkong Rinpoche lays out what he takes to be the core of the Buddha's teaching.
Tara Mandala
A teaching on the four truths, given in Tibetan and translated into English by Venerable Lobsang Dorje.
Bodhi Dhamma Vihara Bendigo
A close teaching on the Four Noble Truths, the foundation of Buddhist practice.
Dhamma talk by Ajahn Dtun.
BSV Dhamma Talks
A long public talk by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche in London on where Buddhism is heading and how to practise it honestly in the modern world.
Rigpa
What he thought the whole teaching comes down to, in one complete talk.
An evening lecture at Naropa on race, gender and the body as the door to practice rather than an obstacle to it.
Batchelor discusses Secular Dharma and Buddhist practice stripped of metaphysical claims.
The Menri Lopön and Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche together, on what opens a heart and what closes it.
Ligmincha International
A teaching on kindness as the Bön tradition understands it, given at the Gyalshen Institute in California.
Gyalshen Institute
On reflection as a practice that reveals how one experience conditions the next.
An hour on the cell we build ourselves and call a self.
A short answer to a question that comes up often: what pujas and prayers are actually for.
Study Buddhism
On zazen as a ritual of sitting with the earth, and on what Zen shares with older indigenous practice.
A recorded dharma talk from No Abode Hermitage in which Reb Anderson takes up the teaching that the three realms are only mind.
Brach outlines a three-step process for letting go, combining Buddhist practice and psychology.
What refuge means once it stops being a ceremony you went through.
Khenpo Sodargye's Teachings
A TEDx talk reframing darkness, sleep, death, the unknown, as a source of wisdom.
What the monastic debate courtyard is actually for, and why it is a form of study rather than argument.
Twenty minutes arguing against the role he himself holds.
Hardcore Zen
The first of two sessions on Tsongkhapa's short text: renunciation, bodhicitta and the correct view, taught for lay students.
The second session, working through the correct view and what it asks of a practitioner day to day.
Two hours on love as the early texts describe it, and on the difference between that and what the word usually carries.
Metta Centre
On thought transformation: what the tradition does with difficulty rather than around it.
The precepts read for a century that has more power than it knows what to do with.
Zen Mountain Monastery
A public talk in which Harada Roshi opens up Joshu's koan "wash your bowls" to show how everyday life itself is Zen practice; he teaches in Japanese with English interpretation by Chisan.
A Garrison Institute webinar in which Lama Surya Das presents short pointing-out instructions from the Dzogchen tradition for deepening meditation.
Garrison Institute
A talk in which Thubten Chodron explains what anger is, why it arises, and how it connects to attachment and the wish for social change.
A question from the audience at Tisarana, answered at length and then opened up further.
Nicole Baden explains what she does as a teacher and why, introducing her approach to Zen practice.
Tatsudo Nicole Baden
A public teaching on what Dzogchen is and how it is practised, from Lama Lena's own channel.
Lama Lena Teachings
Nicole Baden gives a talk unpacking what meditation actually is, beneath common misconceptions about the practice.
Twenty minutes on the koan that will not be answered by thinking about it.
A lecture in Japanese at Tama Art University on what makes a garden a Zen garden rather than a decorated space.
Tama Art University
Lama Tsomo explains why loving kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy and equanimity are called boundless, and what it takes to extend them past the people we already love.
Namchak — Tibetan Buddhist Community
A full teaching on what the Kalachakra actually is, beyond the empowerment and the imagery, and what it asks of a practitioner.
Khentrul Rinpoche
A long evening at Amaravati on what Pasanno learned from his own teacher, Ajahn Chah.
Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
Goldstein clarifies what mindfulness is and isn't, from a classical Theravada view.
A retreat talk arguing that the Pure Land reading of the Buddha's enlightenment differs from the one most Western practitioners have been given.
Genpo Roshi speaks on the spirit of Zen practice.
Kanzeon Big Mind
A panel discussion imagining a secular Buddhist approach applied to public life.
A teaching on samadhi (meditative concentration) within the Insight Meditation tradition.
A Saka Dawa teaching at Tushita in Dharamsala, going back over what the Buddha actually set out.
Thubten Chodron gives practical guidance on where newly ordained monastics can go and how to support themselves after taking ordination.
Dhamma talk by Ajahn Sumedho at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery, 9 April 2022.
A full-length talk in which Phakchok Rinpoche explains why we meditate and what the practice of meditation is actually for.
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